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Hiking Routes

The Pyrenees are a privileged hiking destination, with over 1000km of marked trails allowing you to enjoy the simple pleasure of walking. GR trails offer direct access to the history, traditions, and cultural and natural heritage of Catalonia, complemented by many tourist routes, a network of local trails, and numerous detours to all the places of interest along the routes.

Walking is the perfect way to explore the charm of Núria Valley, Ribes Valley, and Camprodon Valley, and get to know the secrets of the natural parks in the area. Enjoy the rich natural surroundings along greenways such as the Narrow-Gauge Railway Route and the Iron and Coal Route. Discover the Via Annia, an old Roman road running from Sant Pau de Segúries to Traginers Pass, and the Coastal Paths Route running past the coves along the Mediterranean shoreline.

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Long Distance Trails

GR11: Pyrenaen Trail

The GR11 is the most mountainous of all GR trails running through Catalan territory.

GR1: Transversal Trail

The Transversal Trail (GR1) starts at the emblematic Greek and Roman ruins of Empúries on the Mediterranean coast, and crosses the Iberian Peninsula from east to west until reaching Finisterre.

GR150: Cadí Mountains

The GR150 goes around the edges of Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park, running through Alt Urgell, Berguedà, and Cerdanya Counties.

GR92: Mediterranean Trail

This trail follows the Catalan coastline, displaying its great diversity of coves, beaches, Mediterranean landscapes and coastal mountain ranges.

GR241: Borredà Circular Trail

Circular route affording spectacular views of Berguedà County and its hidden churches and hermitages.

Long Distance Trails

Themed Routes

Camin Reiau

Route that use the old paths of Val d'Aran.

El cor del Parc Natural de la Zona Volcànica de la Garrotxa

Itinerari que ens portarà al cor del Parc Natural de la Zona Volcànica de la Garrotxa, una ruta fantàstica per gaudir del paisatge volcànic i de la Garrotxa.

Ruta de l’Ermità (Route of the Hermit)

Marked route suitable for hiking, horseback riding or mountain bike, mainly running through Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park and taking in over twenty Romanesque buildings along the way.

Themed Routes

Cultural walks

In Picassos's footsteps: painting holidays in Gósol

Picasso’s stay in the village of Gósol marked a turning point in his artistic career. Spend four days here learning to paint and enjoying the beauty of the landscape.

Stroll among dinosaur remains at Conca Dellà

The Conca Dellà Museum, the Cretaceous Park Visitor Centre, transports visitors 70 million years back into the past to learn all about the dinosaurs formerly present in this area.

Textile Colony Route

The textile colonies along the banks of the River Llobregat were formerly linked by paths that have recently been restored and joined up into a 32-kilometre route between Cal Rosal (near Berga) and Balsareny.

Cultural walks