Calella - Collformic - Santa Fe del Montseny
A comprehensive route starting and finishing in Calella, while crossing the entire Serralada Litoral (coastal range), the border between Maresme and Vallès Oriental via Collsacreu. The route crosses Sant Celoni to get into the Montseny towards Collformic to return via Santa Fe del Montseny.
A route to enjoy nature and the lushness of the Montseny Nature Park.
- 145 km 3,004 m D+ (very difficult)
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Mining route (from Berga)
The mining route is a way of paying a humble homage to Berguedà's mining past. As a result of the cycling tour with the same name, the route suggests a highly demanding tour linking the spirit of sacrifice inherent to cycling and its difficulty and the harsh living conditions that the mining families had to face.
The route follows the reverse tour of the short version of the miner's march and climbs six of the most significant mountain passes in the area: Coll de la Mina, Coll del Port, Coll de la Josa, Coll de la Trapa, Coll de Pradell and Coll de Fumanya.
- Distance: 118.5 km
- Gradient: 3,162 m
- Specialised services: accommodation, bicycle rental
- Supplementary activities: culture and heritage, cuisine, family activities, hiking
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Discovering the Guilleries
A route through the breathtaking landscapes of the Montseny nature park and biosphere reserve. Crossing the Sau reservoir and the Guilleries-Savassona nature parks, it approaches the capital of Osona, Vic.
- 101 km 1,541 m D+ (difficult)
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From Sitges and the Garraf Massif via Rat Penat
A route that starts by the sea and then begins to ascend to overcome the slopes of the Garraf massif. Ideal for cyclists who want to experience the rocky ascent of the Rat Penat, in the Garraf massif, and enjoy the best landscapes of the region with the sea in the background.
- 47 km 1,137 m D+ (intermediate)
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From Terrassa to Manresa via Montserrat
The cycling tour through Vallès Occidental and Bages along a long route suitable only for experts. You will cross the Sant Llorenç del Munt Park, pass Montserrat with its unforgettable sights and arrive in Manresa with the imposing Seu dominating the views.
- 104 km 2,603 m D+ (very difficult)
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The Catllaràs from Berga
This route will allow you to discover both sides of the little-known Serra del Catllaràs range and the few small villages in the area.
- 82.78 km 1,988 m D+ circular tour (difficult)
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The Baix tour
The route crosses the Baix Berguedà, an area without high mountains, but with a remarkable diversity of geographical elements that cause the accumulation of significant slopes, especially when the route extends towards the towns of Osona and Bages.
- 106 km 1,808 m D+ circular route (intermediate difficulty)
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Penedès 360 Back Roads
A perfect route to discover the Penedès region from top to bottom. It is a circular route that you can complete in several stages and follows B roads as well as small paved paths between vineyards, inland villages and coastal towns, such as Sitges and Vilanova i la Geltrú.
This route will take you four days to complete and is ideal for combining cycling with the best culinary tastings, a good glass of wine and a visit to some of the region's heritage gems. If you prefer, you can also customise the route, shortening or lengthening it depending on how many days you have available.
- Distance: 200 km
- Gradient: 2,862 m
- Specialised services: accommodation, bicycle rental
- Supplementary activities: culture and heritage, wine tourism, cuisine, family activities
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