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.
The mountains offer us a space of freedom, peace, and connection with nature, and hiking is one of the best ways to enjoy it. The Tourdera Route, which follows the
The beauty and natural richness surrounding the Tourdera route invite us to enjoy it all year round. This 2025, the spring’s generous rainfall has helped to partially recover water reserves
Last Wednesday, June 11th, the first session of the Governance Board for the Freshwater Treasures project was held at the Les Llobateres natural area, in an unbeatable setting to debate,
This May, the friends from La Mochila en la Espalda, a couple of influencers passionate about hiking and tourism, who share their adventures to inspire other travelers, have visited the
This May, we started the first annual review of the Tourdera route with the aim of checking its general status and identifying any incidents in both the itinerary and the
Mountain biking is much more than a sport or a leisure activity: it is a way to connect with nature, stay active, and discover new territories. However, the increase in
Every April 22nd, Earth Day is celebrated, a day dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of protecting our planet and fostering sustainable habits that favor biodiversity and the health
Mountain biking is an incredible experience for discovering sections of the Tourdera. This spectacular itinerary that connects the Montseny with the sea, following the course of the Tordera and the
