The destinations described in and around Eyne include circular routes, mountain trails, summits and historical sites. Those who choose Eyne as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The Maison de la Vallée is open to the public all year round.
Culture
The Balade Archéologique leads to the El pou tomb, which dates back to 2200 BC, and passes by the megalithic dolmen Els Pasquerets.
The Museu Municipal De LlÃvia, a museum, is located near Eyne. Pedra Dreta is an ancient site in the vicinity of Eyne. The Santuari de Núria, a sanctuary, is also located near Eyne. The Abbaye de Jau is a ruin site in the wider regional surroundings of Eyne.
Hiking
The Cami de Nuria leads to the Spanish border at Col de Nuria.
The Prat d’en Sicardo interpretation trail is an easy circular route of approximately 4 kilometres starting from the car park of the Vallée d’Eyne nature reserve and takes about 1.5 hours with an elevation gain of around 100 metres. The trail includes eight themed stations and is accompanied by a playful and educational booklet on the topics of the nature reserve, landscape and human activities.
The Pla du Cambre d’Aze hiking trail starts at the Eyne 2600 station. It is moderately difficult, around 6.6 kilometres long, takes approximately three hours and has an elevation gain of around 340 metres. As an optional out-and-back route, the Pla du Cambre d’Aze hiking trail leads to the foot of the Cirque at an altitude of 2,350 metres, where the rock formation can be viewed.
Landscape
The summits Puig de Fontseca, l'Hippopotame, Cambra d'Ase and Puig de l'Home Mort are located in the immediate vicinity of Eyne.
