The Tourdera route passes through 18 municipalities in the regions of La Selva, El Maresme and El Vallès Oriental, covering the provinces of Girona and Barcelona. Designed for leisure and sport, the route offers the opportunity to enjoy the landscape between the Montseny massif —a natural park— and the Mediterranean Sea, including the Costa Brava and the Maresme Coast, while respecting nature, local ecosystems and private property.
To keep up to date with the latest news about the route along the Tordera and Arbúcies rivers, or to learn more about hiking, cycle touring and cycling, you will find useful information in this section.
For a few months now, the Tourdera route through the municipality of Riells i Viabrea was diverted at a small point between Avinguda Ferrocarril and Carrer de Santa Fe (Alba
On 13 October, a presentation of the “Tordera and Arbúcies Stream Route” project was held at Masia Can Figueres in Gualba and was open to the general public. During the
On September 22nd, we officially entered the astronomical autumn, which will last until December 21st with the winter solstice. Throughout this period, we will observe significant changes in the landscape
For some months now, the section of the Tordera route through the Can Buscà area, in the municipality of Tordera, has been diverted from the original itinerary due to urban
As you know, one of the great attractions of the Tourdera is the Montseny Biosphere Reserve, the massif where the Tordera river and the Arbúcies stream are born, which give
At the beginning of August, a small modification was made to the Tourdera route in the municipality of Fogars de Montclús. Specifically, the route has been simplified at a point
The mouth of the Tordera River is one of the gems of the Tourdera territory which, fortunately, has managed to improve its status in recent years following Storm Gloria and
During the month of June, the Sant Celoni City Council carried out an improvement project for the urban directional signs used for route following. Specifically, these were directional signs in
