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.
Do you know the guided walk program of the Network of Natural Parks? This program, aimed at the general public and families, allows you to learn about the rich natural
The BCN+ blog is the tourism promotion window of the Barcelona Provincial Council through its brand “Barcelona és molt més”. In addition to having actively participated in the creation of
On January 20th, a monitoring and coordination meeting for the “Tordera Route and Arbúcies Stream” project took place in the municipality of Massanes. These meetings, which take place periodically with
As you know, the Tourdera presents an itinerary with different difficulties, with very easy and flat sections, but also with much longer routes with a lot of elevation gain. In
The Nymphs’ Fountain (Font de les Nàiades) is located along the Tordera route, near the Illes campsite, between the village of Montseny and the source of the Tordera (Font Bona).
To promote the Tourdera, last Thursday, November 17, a visit was held with various media outlets with the aim of explaining the Tordera route and the Arbúcies stream to journalists,
For some weeks now, some municipalities on the Tordera route, such as Fogars de la Selva, Massanes, Arbúcies, or Riells i Viabrea, have been carrying out signage improvements that will
During the summer, we informed you in an article that reconstruction works had begun on the Ramió footbridge, a historic bridge over the Tordera River where the Tourdera route passed
