On September 22nd, we will officially welcome the astronomical autumn, which will accompany us until December 21st, when the winter solstice arrives. This season marks the beginning of a period of changes in the landscape: yellow, red, and earthy tones take over the deciduous forests and transform nature into a unique visual spectacle.
Tourdera
Water, the guiding thread of the Tourdera Route
From August 24 to 28, World Water Week is celebrated, a date that seeks to raise awareness about the importance of this essential natural resource and the need to use it responsibly in the face of the global challenges of climate change. The Tourdera Route, which connects Montseny with the Tordera delta, is a privileged … Read more
Sustainable tourism in Tourdera and Montseny!
Surely you have often heard about “sustainable tourism”, that is, tourism that takes into account the repercussions, both current and future, that it causes at an economic, social, and environmental level. On the Tourdera route, we are lucky to have a Biosphere Reserve, the Montseny Natural Park, and today we wanted to give you some tips so that, when you visit it while doing the route, you can enjoy it in a more sustainable way! (cover photo Rutatur).
La Tourdera participates in the cross-border network Hydroscopia
The Selva County Council, through the Tourdera project, has initiated, together with other partners, the creation of a cross-border network to work on the framework of integrated water management: protection, research, integrated management, valorization, and dissemination of natural and cultural heritage linked to water, etc.
Swim or preserve? In Montseny, choose nature.
When summer arrives and the heat intensifies, it is normal to look for water spots to cool off and have a good time. The rivers, streams, and pools of the Montseny Natural Park may seem, at first glance, ideal places for a dip. But you should know that these spaces are not just beautiful landscapes: they are fragile ecosystems that must be protected.
Save water, avoid fire
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 and give the ecosystems a break. Even so, the fragility of the territory remains: climate change and recurring droughts have left their mark on biodiversity, … Read more
“Freshwater Treasures” Project Governance Board – Les Llobateres
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, share, and add visions regarding the conservation of wetlands in the territory. The meeting brought together members of the steering group and representatives of the … Read more
Heat prevention tips for hikers and cyclists
It is increasingly well known that summers are getting hotter and temperatures are very high. This beginning of June is being very hot and, therefore, you must remember that if you are thinking about going hiking or taking a bicycle, you must always take great care to protect yourselves from the temperatures. In this article, we give you the main tips to fight the heat.
The friends of “La Mochila en la Espalda” echo the Tourdera!
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 Tourdera and have echoed it on their social networks and website!
Start of the first annual review of the Tourdera
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 signage. From the Consell Comarcal de la Selva, as the coordinating entity of the project, we carry out two full reviews of the layout each … Read more
