European Rock Art Trails is the largest European network of cultural and tourism destinations showcasing the art of the first communities in Europe. Established in 2007 as a result of the REPPARP project, the network was officially registered in 2008 as an association, and later recognized as a Cultural Route by the Council of Europe in 2010. With over 150 rock art destinations from eight countries, it focuses on preserving, researching, and promoting rock art sites and the regions where they are located, especially in rural areas.

The main goals involve the preservation, research, training of staff, sustainable archaeological tourism, and the development of rural areas. The European Rock Art Trails offers the public the opportunity to explore the first art of humankind and the stunning natural landscapes where it is located. By promoting common cultural identity and values across Europe, the association aims to create an enriching and educational experience for all visitors