Bike Tourism

Cycle tourism is an alternative way of exploring the area. New cycle routes include the Iron and Coal Route from Ripoll to Ogassa, the Narrow-Gauge Railway Route from Olot to Girona, and the Narrow-Gauge Railway Route from Girona to Sant Feliu de Guíxols on the Costa Brava.

Other itineraries include the route between Rosal industrial colony and Pedret Bridge (Berguedà County), and the Vall Fosca valley route between Gento Lake and Espui (Pallars Jussà). Both are classified as greenways as they run along disused narrow-gauge railway lines now converted into active tourism routes. 

Bike Tourism

Vies Verdes

Greenways are easy, safe, pleasant communication routes developed along natural paths and stretches of disused railway lines, designed for walkers, cyclists, non-motorised users, and persons with reduced mobility, to be used for leisure purposes and for journeys between activity centres. The routes are accessible and integrated into the natural environment. (Lille Declaration – 12 September 2000)

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Pirinexus Cicloturisme

The Pirinexus route offers 353km for hikers and bike lovers alike, combining physical exercise in beautiful outdoor surroundings with the added bonus of exploring the region.

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