The user is asking about a specific levada walk - "Rota da Levada do Risco via Túnel do Rabaçal" in Madeira. Let me look this up using the hikes tool to get official information about this trail.The user is asking about "Rota da Levada do Risco via Túnel do Rabaçal" — this is a specific route that combines the Levada do Risco with the Túnel do Rabaçal (now officially called "Túnel do Cavalo" on PR 6.6). Let me look at the results closely. From the official hikes: - **PR 6.1 Levada do Risco** — Rabaçal → Risco, 3 km (+ 3 km return), Easy, ~2 hours, max altitude 1288m, min 1000m, starts at Rabaçal (ER 105). Access fee: €4.50 via SIMplifica. AllTrails: 4.4★ from 642 reviews. - **PR 6 Levada das 25 Fontes** — Rabaçal → 25 Fontes, 4.3 km (+ 4.3 km return), Moderate, ~3 hours. Access fee similar. - **PR 6.2 Levada do Alecrim** — Rabaçal → Nascente da Levada, 3.5 km (+ 3.5 km return), Easy, ~2:30 hours. Access fee similar. - **PR 6.6 Vereda do Túnel do Cavalo** — This is the tunnel route! Zona de lazer da Caldeira (Estrada Dr. Roberto Ornelas – "Garagem") → Casa do Rabaçal, 2.3 km, no return distance listed (this seems to be a one-way trail connecting to Casa do Rabaçal). Access fee: €4.50. - **PR 6.8 Levada do Paul II** — accessible trail, 1.2 km. From the community trails: - **Levada das 25 Fontes via the Rabaçal Tunnel** — 9.3 km, moderate, out and back, 5–5.5 hr, 4.6★ from 595 reviews. This describes going through the ~800m Rabaçal Tunnel. The "Rota da Levada do Risco via Túnel do Rabaçal" refers to a combined route that many walkers take: you go through the Túnel do Rabaçal (now officially PR 6.6 Vereda do Túnel do Cavalo) to reach the Rabaçal area, then walk the Levada do Risco (PR 6.1). This is a popular combination. Let me present this clearly. The official trails involved are: 1. **PR 6.6 Vereda do Túnel do Cavalo** (formerly/locally called "Túnel do Rabaçal") — the access tunnel trail 2. **PR 6.1 Levada do Risco** — the levada walk to the Risco waterfall The community route "Levada das 25 Fontes via the Rabaçal Tunnel" (AllTrails) also describes this tunnel. Let me compose a comprehensive answer about this combined route, focusing on PR 6.1 (Levada do Risco) and PR 6.6 (Túnel do Cavalo / Túnel do Rabaçal). Status: The status fields are empty, which I should note — check current status before going. Actually, the note says "Do NOT state any open/closed/restricted status — it is DELIBERATELY omitted here because it changes over time and this page is cached." But the instructions say I should ALWAYS state the trail's status. The status fields are empty strings. Let me handle this carefully — I'll note that the current status should be checked and link to the relevant page. Actually, looking at the data more carefully, the status is an empty string for all trails. The note in the result says this is deliberate for cached/evergreen pages. But the user is asking NOW. I should note that I don't have the current live status from this result and advise checking. Wait, but my instructions say: "ALWAYS state the trail's STATUS (open / closed / restricted) — lead with it." But the data has empty status strings. I'll say that the current status isn't confirmed in this result and point them to check. Actually, let me re-read the system instructions for hikes: "We keep the trail status current via a regular scrape, so report it as fact" and for the photo galleries note it says "Do NOT state any open/closed/restricted status" because this is an "evergreen" cached page. But this seems contradictory. I think the photo_galleries note is about a different context (creating evergreen pages). For a user asking right now, I should give the status from the data. Since the status is empty, I'll note I don't have a confirmed status and suggest checking. OK let me compose the answer now. I'll describe the combined route, the two official PR trails involved, and the practical details. Let me also embed a video of thetrail.The user is asking about the "Rota da Levada do Risco via Túnel do Rabaçal" walk. Let me analyze what I found from the hike search. Looking at the results, there's no single official PR trail called exactly "Rota da Levada do Risco via Túnel do Rabaçal". However, there are relevant trails: 1. **PR 6.1 – Levada do Risco** (official IFCN trail) – The main Levada do Risco trail, easy, 3 km + 3 km return, ~2 hours, Rabaçal → Risco, managed by IFCN. 2. **PR 6.6 – Vereda do Túnel do Cavalo** (official IFCN trail) – This goes from Caldeira leisure area to Casa do Rabaçal, 2.3 km. Wait, let me re-read... The name says "Túnel do Cavalo" not "Túnel do Rabaçal", but the AllTrails listing maps it to "Levada das 25 Fontes via Túnel do Rabaçal". 3. In the community trails, there's a route called **"Levada das 25 Fontes via the Rabaçal Tunnel"** – 9.3 km, moderate, 5–5.5 hr, rating 4.6/5 from 595 reviews on AllTrails. And there's **"Levada do Risco - Cascata das 25 Fontes - Levada do Alecrim"** – 12.7 km, hard, 5.5–6 hr, 4.7★ from 478 reviews. The user's query "Rota da Levada do Risco via Túnel do Rabaçal" seems to refer to a route that goes through the Rabaçal Tunnel to reach the Levada do Risco area. This is most likely the community route that combines these elements, or possibly PR 6.6 (Vereda do Túnel do Cavalo) which goes through a tunnel in the Rabaçal area. Actually, looking more carefully: - **PR 6.6 – Vereda do Túnel do Cavalo** starts at "Zona de lazer da Caldeira" (Estrada Dr. Roberto Ornelas – "Garagem") and ends at "Casa do Rabaçal". The AllTrails page for it is actually called "Levada das 25 Fontes via Túnel do Rabaçal" — so this IS the Rabaçal Tunnel route, officially. - The community route "Levada das 25 Fontes via the Rabaçal Tunnel" seems to be essentially the same concept — going through the tunnel. But the user specifically asked about "Rota da Levada do Risco via Túnel do Rabaçal" — which combines Levada do Risco with the Rabaçal Tunnel. This sounds like it could be the community route "Levada do Risco - Cascata das 25 Fontes - Levada do Alecrim" (4.7★, 12.7 km, hard) which covers all of these areas, OR it could be a combination that hikers often do: going through the tunnel and then walking to Levada do Risco. Let me think about this more carefully. The "Túnel do Rabaçal" is a tunnel that connects the Paul da Serra plateau down to the Rabaçal valley. Many hikers use this tunnel as an alternative approach to reach the Rabaçal levada network (Levada do Risco, Levada das 25 Fontes, Levada do Alecrim). The most relevant official trail that goes through a tunnel in this area is PR 6.6 – Vereda do Túnel do Cavalo. The user's query is specifically about a route that goes to Levada do Risco via the Rabaçal Tunnel. This is likely a combination route or community route. Let me look at what I have: - PR 6.1 (Levada do Risco) is the official trail - PR 6.6 (Vereda do Túnel do Cavalo) is the official tunnel route - The community route "Levada das 25 Fontes via the Rabaçal Tunnel" (9.3 km, moderate) combines these elements - The community route "Levada do Risco - Cascata das 25 Fontes - Levada do Alecrim" (12.7 km, hard) is the full combo The specific route the user is asking about — "Rota da Levada do Risco via Túnel do Rabaçal" — most closely matches the community trail "Levada das 25 Fontes via the Rabaçal Tunnel" but focused on the Risco waterfall rather than 25 Fontes. However, there isn't an exact match in our data. Let me present what I have. I'll cover: 1. The official PR 6.1 Levada do Risco trail (the core destination) 2. PR 6.6 Vereda do Túnel do Cavalo (the official tunnel route) 3. The community route that combines these (Levada das 25 Fontes via Túnel do Rabaçal) 4. The broader community route that includes Risco (Levada do Risco - Cascata das 25 Fontes - Levada do Alecrim) I should note that the combination route via the tunnel is a popular way to experience the Rabaçal area, and present the relevant options clearly. Let me also note: the official trails in the Rabaçal area now require payment (€4.50 for visitors >12 years) via the SIMplifica portal. Let me write a comprehensive answer about thisroute.