This edition of the festival features a more concentrated format, with a careful selection of activities that maintain the essence of quality and proximity. The program includes two guided routes open to the public, led by local professionals, which will allow participants to discover various spaces and stories of Cerdanya.

Among the highlighted proposals are a night excursion to Malniu Lake, which offers the opportunity to enjoy the mountains under the starry sky, and the tour around Tossal d'Isòvol, an itinerary that combines nature, heritage, and local folklore. Each excursion includes guiding services, a “happy kit,” and a sample of local products, strengthening the link between hiking and local gastronomy.

The festival also incorporates an educational aspect with an interpretive outing aimed at initial cycle students from the Institut Escola de Bellver de Cerdanya. This activity will focus on understanding the ecosystems of the Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park and actively discovering the territory, highlighting hiking as a pedagogical and environmental awareness tool.

As a new feature, the program will be complemented by the round table “Beyond the Path: Hiking in Cerdanya,” a space for reflection and debate that will bring together experts from the hiking world to analyze the value of trails as natural and cultural heritage, as well as the challenges and opportunities of the sector for the future.

Registrations for activities open to the public will begin on Friday, May 1, at 9 AM and can be made through the official festival website. The Cerdanya Happy Walking is part of the ten festivals organized under the umbrella of the Pyrenees Hiking Festivals, which take place between May and October in eight regions of the Marca Pirineus.