picturesque views of the islands flora and geography, including the Caldera, the Forest Park of Cabouco (), Ribeira das Cabras, the Morro de Castelo Branco, the Capelinhos Volcano, Caldeirinhas and Dabney lookout (overlooking the city of civil parish of Angustias from Monte da Guia, in Horta). Trails The Faial Nature Park includes a group of pedestrian trails, some following the coast, others near or across the stratovolcano. Each trail allows the visitors to discover a series of points-of-interest distinguished by varying landscapes and environments, with their own flora and fauna, as well as geology. Many of the trails have a historical importance, and were used by locals to travel between communities (trading goods, vegetables or fish, among others). On Faial there are several distinct trails: PR1FAI Capelo-Capelinhos, begins in the Forest Park of Capelo, at Trupes do Capelo (P1), and is a extension that allows an ecologically and geologically diverse range of characteristics. The trail ends at the Interpretative Centre at the Capelinhos volcano, but runs through the ancient spatter cones responsible for the formation of the Capelo peninsula, as seen from the alignment of cones from the caldera to Capelinhos. At the beginning of the trail are views of Cabeço do Fogo (in the east), center of the first historical eruption on the island (in 1672), as well as the lava fields that hit the north and south coasts, the central caldera and Morro of Castelo Branco. To the north are the areas of Norte Pequeno, Fajã and Praia do Norte, affected by historic volcanism and seismicity associated with the eruptions of Cabeço do Fogo (1672-1673), Capelinhos (1957-1958) and Capelo in (in 1958). PR3FAI Levadas, beginning along a stretch of roadway, this pedestrian trek is a low degree of difficulty. It is part of early 20th century engineering public works project, inaugurated in 1964, that took four years to be constructed (and seven years to plan). The levada (or aqueduct) is long, of which only are hikeable, and covers a range of in altitude, and was used in hydroelectric power generation. Water was collected from area around Castelhano, Cabeço, Risco, Fajãs, Cabras, Guarda-Sol and Águas and channelled to a central reservoir, with the capacity to store , then to a hydroelectric power generator in Varadouro. The trail is an opportunity to observe the Laurissilva, local bay leaf (Laurus azorica), sanguinho (Frangula azorica), Azorean laurel (Ilex azorica) and heather (Vaccinium