Considering the landscape something of a complex understanding, this work seeks a reading of the concept under the lens of perception and representation. The objective is to evaluate the perception of the landscape in the movement of the walking, in a part of the south coastline of Espírito Santo (Brazil), covered by the event of “Passos de Anchieta”. Every year, the event travels 100 kilometers from Vitória to Anchieta in four days, and its founding mythology is based on indications that St. José de Anchieta traveled it in the late 16th century. The region comprises a mixture of preserved areas of restinga, in contrast to various types of occupation, and lives in constant conflict of interest. The theoretical basis is in the lived landscape and seeks to present the idea of the landscape as a happening, engendered by perception, and represented by photography. As a walker in 2016, I tried to observe the relation of the participants with the landscape and to create a characterization of the route in written an