Fuengirola Adds New Free Active Living Trails for Seniors Town hall officials expand the local active living scheme with regular guided coastal walking routes connecting Los Boliches with scenic Torreblanca trails. Fuengirola Town Hall has widened its community health initiative for older residents this autumn, introducing structured coastal and hillside walking routes designed to encourage outdoor physical fitness across the resort. Coastal Paths Connecting Los Boliches and Torreblanca The structured seven-kilometre routes depart from Plaza Pedro Cuevas in Los Boliches, carrying participants along the Paseo Marítimo towards Carvajal before taking on the scenic inclines of Torreblanca and the Sendero del Mar trail. Organised under the municipal 'Healthy Fuengirola' portfolio, the weekly outings provide residents and retired expatriates with guided, accessible group walks tailored to varied fitness levels. Local welfare coordinators note that physical activity programmes are vital for long-term health and social integration, particularly in coastal towns with sizable foreign retirement communities. The trails balance gentle beach promenade sections with moderate uphill paths, giving walkers sweeping views across the Mediterranean bay. Registration and Community Access The guided excursions remain entirely free to registered municipal residents, with sign-ups managed through municipal senior centres and sports offices. Fuengirola authorities intend to maintain the walking programme throughout the autumn and winter months, capitalising on mild seasonal temperatures to foster active community habits.