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.
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Within the framework of the Sustainable Tourism Destination Plan being developed by the La Selva County Council, a cycle of free seminars aimed at tourism entrepreneurs and local entities took
