Cycling along the Tourdera is a great way to enjoy and discover the area in a healthy, fun and sustainable way. However, it is essential to do so safely, both to protect ourselves and the other users of the route. Respecting traffic regulations, using the right equipment and maintaining a responsible attitude are key aspects for preventing accidents. In addition, in spaces shared with pedestrians and vehicles, it is important to adapt your speed and be aware of your surroundings. Cycling with caution not only guarantees a more pleasant experience, but also contributes to safer coexistence for everyone.
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Tourdera monitoring committee in Fogars de Montclús
On 30 January, the annual Tourdera project monitoring and coordination committee was held in the municipality of Fogars de Montclús. This meeting brings together the 18 municipalities participating in the project to review the actions carried out during the year and discuss the main current and future issues affecting the route.
The Tordera route within the cross-border project Hydroscopia-REGEN
After a first event held on 11 December in the Plenary Hall of the Consell Comarcal de la Selva, on Wednesday 21 January the launch of the Hydroscopia Network was officially formalised in Canet-en-Roussillon. This is a cross-border working space from which the Hydroscopia – REGEN project has emerged and which will bring actions directly to the Tourdera.
Results of the latest review of the Tourdera
As we have already informed you on several occasions, the Tourdera Technical Office carries out two complete inspections of the route every year. This January, we processed all the data collected during the inspection carried out between October and November across all Tourdera sections distributed among the 18 participating municipalities.
Presentation of the Tourdera project at Fitur 2026
Within the framework of the Madrid International Tourism Fair, held between January 21 and 25, the Tourdera Technical Office presented the project as part of the presentation program organized by the Catalan Tourism Agency.
From La Tourdera we wish you a happy new year!
We have just started a new year, and the 18 municipalities participating in the Tourdera project wish you a great start to 2026, full of good intentions, hopes and new challenges. One of the most common New Year’s resolutions is precisely to exercise more and take better care of ourselves, especially after all those Christmas meals! So we couldn’t miss the opportunity to talk about this resolution and encourage you to visit the Tourdera while exercising and enjoying the surroundings and nature.
Signage in Hostalric for the train station connection with the Tourdera
For a few days now, the link between the Hostalric train station and the main Tourdera itinerary has been marked with vertical follow-up signs. With this action, the 9 train stations found around the Tourdera are now perfectly connected to the route and signposted on the ground.
Autumn review of La Tourdera
This November, we have begun the second annual review of the Tourdera to verify the condition of the route and detect any incidents along the itinerary and signage. As we have explained on other occasions, the La Selva Regional Council, as the technical office of the project, carries out two complete reviews of the entire route annually and forwards all detected incidents to those responsible for maintenance in each municipality.
Are you a company and would you like to participate in the Tourdera project?
The “Tordera and Arbúcies Stream Route” project is an initiative led by 18 town councils that, by offering a hiking and cycling route, aims to incentivize their local economies through the arrival of visitors to their municipalities. Currently, the project provides a directory of businesses to these municipalities’ companies in order to give visibility to these businesses to visitors. Would you like to participate in the directory?
Waste in the natural environment
Autumn is one of the times when we take the most getaways into nature, especially on weekends, to admire the changing of the season, its colors, fruits, etc., as we explained in this other article. However, with the influx of visitors to the natural environment, there also comes a greater volume of waste that unfortunately ends up, too often, in forests, streams, and roadsides. Therefore, taking advantage of the fact that this November we celebrate the European Week for Waste Reduction, we have prepared this article for you! Photo: Valeri Mark.
