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Signposted itineraries These routes are designed to reveal the richness of the natural and cultural heritage of different a Vic a Vic a Vic a Anglès locations in the park and are usually adapted for families. Santa Eugènia de Berga BV-5201 Routes marked with an asterisk (*) are circular routes that lead back to the starting point. C-25 GIV-5441 Linear routes may be done in both directions. Vilalleons Malla 1 3 hrs 53 min A B 14 km 12 6 hrs 30 min A B 18 km 23 1 hrs 30 min A B 7.1 km Sant Hilari BV-5306 GI-541 Sacalm GR 2 La Jonquera - Aiguafreda. Section 10. PR-C 139 El Pi Novell trail. From Sant Pere SL-C 85 From El Brull to Collformic a Girona Seva - El Brull - Aiguafreda de Vilamajor to Sant Elies Starting point: La Rectoria del Brull Informa- Espinelves tion Centre GIP-5251 Starting point: Seva Information Point Starting point: La Mongia Information Turó de la Guàrdia Taradell r o Centre j 1129 m a GIV-5411 M 2 3 hrs 23 min A B 11.3 km 24 1 hrs 43 min A B 4.6 km a r A B ie 13 4 hrs 30 min 16.1 km R GR 5 Els Miradors trail Section 9. From SL-C 86 Roc Perer* GI-551 Masvidal Coll de Aiguafreda to the Pla de la Calma plain PR-C 200 Aiguafreda de Dalt* Starting point: Can Casades Information Centre Tona GR 2 Espinzella Revell Starting point: Aiguafreda Information Point BV-5305 C-25 Starting point: Aiguafreda Information Point GI-520 25 1 hrs 30 min A B 5.1 km Viladrau GI-543 A B ri 3 3 hrs 13 min A B 11.2 km 14 3 hrs 10 min 13.5 km ur el Corral SL-C 88 From Gaserans to Orri hill Sant Miquel Riu G del Mataró de Balenyà la Solana PR-C 201 From Arbúcies to Montsoriu Sobrevia el Pujolar Sant Pere espl GR 5 Els Miradors trail Section 9. From the Starting point: Gaserans BV-5303 Mas Romeu castle BV-5303 SL-C 81 Vilarmau Pla de la Calma plain to El Montseny Balenyà-Tona-Seva Cerdans la Sureda GI-550 26 45 min A B 1.6 km Can Nan Vilar Starting point: Ethnological Museum of Seva Rie Starting point: El Montseny Information ra Can Gat d’A Montseny La Gabella l’Erola rbú Centre c SL-C 89 Iberian settlement of El Puig del i e Casanova de s Figaroles Coll de Bordoriol Lliors Castell de Samalús GI-543 GR 83 4 4 hrs 36 min A B 16 km 15 4 hrs A B 14.7 km PR-C 205 Starting point: Samalús Civic Centre Sant Segimon Golf Osona BV-5301 GIV-5201 GR 5 Els Miradors trail Section 10. PR-C 202 From Arbúcies to Viladrau Muntanyà el Brull Mas Mengol A B Sant Miquel dels Barretons Arbúcies From El Montseny to Campins 27 1 hrs 3.3 km Starting point: Ethnological Museum of Balenyà- els Hostalets Starting point: El Montseny Information Montseny La Gabella Els Hostalets la Vall el Congost SL-C 90 Vallfornès stream de Balenyà del Vidal R els Boixaus ie Centre Matagalls ra Starting point: Cànoves i Samalús Informa- la Morera SL-C 85 1697 m d 16 2 hrs 52 min A B 9 km SL-C 82 els Colls ’A a Sant Marçal r tion Centre la Sala n b A e ú 5 1 hrs 6 min B 4.1 km c m Sesferreres i a e el Pujol s PR-C 204 Up to Santa Fe de Montseny c PR-C 204 i Collformic el Muntanyà Montgrs AC P 28 20 min A B 0.7 km GR 5.2 t GR 5.2 The peaks of El Montseny From Arbúcies to Santa Fe e e el Puig Centelles n d font Bona PR-C 201 ti a GI-552 From the Pla de la Calma plain to Collformic r er Starting point: Ethnological Museum of a i BV-5114 M R a Masia Mariona* e d r Fontdellops e Sant Feliu Starting point: Collformic car park Montseny La Gabella a Coll de Te Centelles r Casanova de d Starting point: El Montseny Natural Park ie r de Buixalleu e R Sant Miquel o les Agudes l la Móra les Illes T el Pol Office Masia Mariona 1706 m A B A B C Aiguafreda iu 6 1 hrs 30 min 3.6 km 17 3 hrs 9.36 km o el Clot R El Montseny Biosphere Reserve is a patchwork of Mediterranean n de Dalt GR 5.2 Sant Bernat Fogueres de F Sant Cebri la Castanya Passavets VALL DE A B C go Montsoriu 29 30 min 1 km B s de la Móra Can Gorgs Castell de a t PR-C 208 SANTA FE GR 5.2 The peaks of El Montseny PR-C 205 From Viladrau to Matagalls r GR 2 and Central European landscapes alongside large metropolitan c Castell de el Cafè Montsoriu e el Vilar Sant Mart Riells del l el Baiés font del o Crulles la Figuera GR 5 From Collformic to Matagalls n PR-C 200 Frare Montseny Coll de Castellar Starting point: car park on Carrer Balcells Font del Frare* a Turó de l’Home Can Lleonart - P 1706 m conurbations. Starting point: Collformic car park i Morató, 100 m from the Town Council of u Plana Coll de i Starting point: Can Casades Information Centre g n’Orri GR 5.2 c Can Cervera la Trana Amagada Can Casades Viladrau e LA 1307 m r Aiguafreda Its extraordinary biodiversity and the cultural remnants left by d Can Toni SL-C 86 Turó de Morou Can Messeguer 7 1 hrs 9 min A B 4.1 km 30 49 min A B 2.6 km à CALMA 18 4 hrs 52 min A B 11.5 km Sant Martí el Bellit Puig Drau la Guardiola man over the years give it universal value, which has inspired GR 5.2 The peaks of El Montseny de Centelles 1344 m Pantà de Santa Fe Back to the Santa Fe reservoir* el Molar Fontmartina GIV-5521 artists, intellectuals and scientists, while captivating those who Matagalls - Pregon hill - Sant Marçal PR-C 208 From Santa Fe to Les Agudes Mol de l’Avencó Starting point: Can Casades Information Centre GR 5 la Sitja del Llop Montseny SL-C 88 Cmping de Fontmartina Coll de R Starting point: Sant Marçal car park and the Turó de l’Home hill* Parc Etnològic Plana del Coll Santa Helena ie visit it. ra de Tagamanent les Piscines d 31 1 hrs 45 min A B 5.8 km e Starting point: Can Casades Information Centre PR-C 211 Br l’Agust e 8 2 hrs 17 min A B 7.2 km Feixes d Tagamanent Ca la Xica Can Riera de Ciuret a la Vila 1055 m del Vilar L’Empedrat de Morou* Santa Susanna 19 6 hrs 30 min A B 33.5 km Bellver 1318 m Parc Mediambiental Breda GR 5 KEY INFORMATION: GR 5.2 The peaks of El Montseny Collet de el Sui Can olça de Gualba Starting point: Can Casades Information Centre St. Martí la Costa GR 83 a Girona a Hostalric, Matagalls - Sant Marçal - Les Agudes - PR-C 211 Gualba stream PR-C 139 Mas Joan de Montseny GR 5 Year in which the Biosphere Reserve was created: 1978 PR-C 213 Creu de Masia de Vallfornès BV-5301 Turó de l’Home hill 32 1 hrs 30 min A B 3.5 km Tagamanent el Folló el Polell Can Pereres Vell Starting point: Gualba Information Point Can Coll la Casa del Bosc Year in which the Special Plan was approved: 1977-1978 Starting point: Sant Marçal car park BV-5119 GI-552 PR-C 213 Can Grau Rectoria de Surface area of the park: 31,064 ha Sot de l’Infern* Fogars de Monclús A B Santa Eugènia R A B 20 4 hrs 30 min 17 km Masia Mariona Gualba i 9 1 hrs 13 min 4.4 km Starting point: La Plana del Coll Recreational del Congost Sant Elies er a Viabrea Castell de de Area Rectoria de Vallcruera Can Cuc G PR-C 213 From Figaró to Tagamanent hill Montclús BV-5115 TGV GR 5.2 The peaks of El Montseny PR-C 33 ua Castell de Fluvi lb Aqua-Alba Figaró Sant Pere de Vallcruera Pantà de Campins a Starting point: Figaró Information Point A B Mosqueroles el Pinatar Riells i Viabrea-Breda a la Jonquera a Girona, Turó de l’Home hill - La Plana del Coll plain 33 30 min 1.2 km Figaró Vallfornès Sant Cristfol 1000 m Sant Salvador de Terrades Starting point: La Plana del Coll Recreational de Monteugues Roca Centella la Batllòria 21 1 hrs 45 min A B 5.8 km From El Bellver to Tagamanent hill BV-1489 Can Puig Area R Centre d’nformació i Santa e de Fogars de Monclús Gualba r Starting point: El Bellver Information Point Margarida la Farga a SL-C 81 Castanyer de les Nou Bran- AP-7 d A B Montmany GR 5 e 10 5 hrs 17.6 km Can Domènec F ques trail* PR-C 33 u i 34 30 min A B 0.9 km C-35 r Circ Cric o Sant Esteve s SL-C 90 o GR 83 Cami del Nord o del Canigó path Starting point: car park on Carrer Balcells de Palautordera Can Putxet s From Riells to Arbúcies i Morató, 100 m from the Town Council of From the Plana Amagada plain to Pregon BV-5114 Puig del Castell R Viladrau hill i Starting point: Sant Martí de Riells u T Símbols convencionals Equipaments i serveis productes alimentaris Starting point: car park on the Plana Amagada o Santa Maria rd autopista ocina del parc restaurants CETS 22 2 hrs A B 4.3 km e 11 3 hrs 45 min A B 11.7 km plain.
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