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.
Last Saturday, June 11, at 12 noon, the long-awaited inauguration of the footbridge over the Tordera River took place in the Serra neighborhood of Santa Maria de Palautordera. This footbridge
As is well known, Storm Gloria strongly affected the entire Tordera river basin. But not only in a negative way (even today, works are being carried out to repair the
After many months, and a long period of bureaucratic procedures, the works on the Tordera river promenade, through which the Tourdera route passes at the height of the town of
As we informed you a few months ago, the Grup Vadebici is an entity that promotes Slow-Biking, that is, the practice of cycling without rushing and enjoying the landscape. Among
The Les Llobateres wetland area is an enclave located in the municipality of Sant Celoni, also very close to the municipalities of Riells i Viabrea, Sant Feliu de Buixalleu, Hostalric,
As you know, Storm Gloria had very negative consequences for all the municipalities through which the Tordera and Arbúcies stream route (Tourdera) runs. Even, due to the high cost of
On November 29th, the biannual monitoring meeting for the “Tordera and Arbúcies Stream Route” project took place via videoconference. These meetings are held periodically with the 18 participating municipalities to
Carrying out activities in the natural environment requires that our behavior be appropriate and respectful of the surroundings. This implies that there is a series of “rules” that we must
