Plenty of people cross Serra da Estrela by car up to Torre, photograph the altitude marker and drive back. You get mainland Portugal's highest point and almost nothing else: the glacial valleys, the cirques, the high-altitude lakes, the schist villages below, and a night sky with no competing light for tens of kilometres.
Closing that gap is why 100 Montanhas exists. We work by 4x4, on foot and at night, depending on what the place and the season call for: some trails are only worth it at first light, some viewpoints only pay off with the sun going down, and on some clear nights the right thing to do is get out of the vehicle and look up for an hour.
Beyond Serra da Estrela we operate in the Douro — boat and 4x4 among the wine estates — and run multi-day trekking expeditions in Gerês, Alvão, Caramulo and the wild Douro. Different formats, same rule: small group, a guide who knows the ground, and no routes designed to fit a coach.