Close your eyes and picture a medieval village surrounded by ancient forests and dormant volcanoes. Chances are, you've imagined something just like Santa Pau, nestled in the heart of La Garrotxa. Fancy a trip back in time? The Old Town of Santa Pau Although the original town has grown a bit over time…
The best panoramic viewpoint to see the lava cliffs in Castellfollit de la Roca
The first time I saw a picture of Castellfollit de la Roca, I thought: "I have to see that volcanic cliff with my own eyes." It took me a little while, but I finally found the perfect spot.
Joan Maragall Trail: shady walks through La Fageda d’en Jordà
In the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park, you'll find a magical beech forest that's perfect for a family hike: La Fageda d’en Jordà.
Hike into the Santa Margarida volcano crater in La Garrotxa
Did you know you can hike up to the top of a volcano and walk right down into its crater without leaving Catalonia? A great trekking route for the whole family. Put on some comfy shoes and come take a stroll into the Santa Margarida volcano in La Garrotxa. 😉 Trail specs Difficulty: low. Distance: 3 km (out and back). Elevation gain:…
Follow in the smugglers' footsteps: Beget – Rocabruna circular hiking route
What do you look for in a day of trekking in Catalonia? The Smugglers' Trail, a circular hiking route between Beget and Rocabruna, has it all: a ruined castle, the Beget river carved into rock, protected forests, a medieval village frozen in time, and panoramic views of Alta Garrotxa. Are you…
Explore Catalonia on foot: Rupit – Salt del Sallent circular hiking route
From a fairytale village to the foot of a 115-meter-high waterfall. Fancy a trekking adventure in Barcelona? The Rupit – Salt del Sallent hiking trail is one of those routes you can adapt for everyone and all tastes: from families with small kids to seasoned mountaineers…