Today we are going to focus on hiking in the province of Barcelona, a quiet activity for the whole family. We are going to list the 5 best hiking routes and areas in Barcelona. Pay attention and if you want, grab a pen and paper. I'm sure the little ones will appreciate it and have a great time! You can see here all the offers and specialized companies in the area.
5 HIKING ROUTES TO DO WITH CHILDREN IN THE PROVINCE OF BARCELONA
1. The Montserrat Massif
One of the quintessential peaks of the Barcelona area with its monastery visited annually by thousands of tourists. Around there are numerous well-marked hiking routes where you can enjoy the nature of the area.
Once you leave the funicular (which you will have to have previously taken), you will find numerous routes. You can descend to the monastery itself and you can also surround the mountain and enjoy the western part of the mountain range. For the most daring, there is also a route that goes up to the highest peak of the mountain range. Go ahead because it is very worth it!
2. Montseny Natural Park
It is located approximately an hour and a half from Barcelona by car but we assure you that it is worth it. There are almost 30 perfectly signposted routes to enjoy the oldest park in Catalonia. The Santa Fe Swamp, the abandoned plane (although it is no longer in its location), the Hermitage of Sant Martí or the pools of the Riera de Gualba.
All of them spectacular places that you can visit as a family.
3. Collserola
It is only just 10 km from the center of Barcelona and it is one of the most beautiful natural environments. spectacular views of the area in addition to being considered the green lung of Barcelona. There are numerous walks that you can do within the Park
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One of the best known is the route of the Collserola fountains, an essential route and ideal to do in summer. In general, it is a perfect alternative where you can get unparalleled views of the entire city of Barcelona from, for example, the Tibidado (highest point) where one of the many viewpoints is located. Areas such as the Pedrero dels Ocells, or the Pantà de Vallvidera will witness a pleasant walk with the children.
4. El Garraf
In the Baix Llobregat and the Alt Penedès, we come across the Garraf Park, one of the most recommended landscapes in the entire area.Like As in the previous ones, there are numerous well-marked paths that can be followed without any problem with the whole family. One that is recommended is theLa Pleta Botanical Itinerary.
It is a short circular excursion of approximately 1.5 km in length, which lasts about 40-45 minutes. Ah! And it is perfectly adapted for people with some type of disability. Very cool!
5. Cadí-Moixeró
Between the provinces of Barcelona, Girona and Lleida, there is one of the most spectacular natural parks in Spain (the second largest in Catalonia) where you can enjoy countless routes for all tastes from the ascent to the Torreta de Cadí or the Bullidor de la Llet.
All of them of different difficulties and perfectly signposted itineraries. The pre-Pyrenees begins in Cadí Moxeró. We encourage you to enjoy these areas around Barcelona. Which one do you stay with?
One of the quintessential peaks of the Barcelona area with its monastery visited annually by thousands of tourists. Around there are numerous well-marked hiking routes where you can enjoy the nature of the area.
Once you leave the funicular (which you will have to have previously taken), you will find numerous routes. You can descend to the monastery itself and you can also surround the mountain and enjoy the western part of the mountain range. For the most daring, there is also a route that goes up to the highest peak of the mountain range. Go ahead because it is very worth it!
2. Montseny Natural Park
It is located approximately an hour and a half from Barcelona by car but we assure you that it is worth it. There are almost 30 perfectly signposted routes to enjoy the oldest park in Catalonia. The Santa Fe Swamp, the abandoned plane (although it is no longer in its location), the Hermitage of Sant Martí or the pools of the Riera de Gualba.
All of them spectacular places that you can visit as a family.
3. Collserola
It is only just 10 km from the center of Barcelona and it is one of the most beautiful natural environments. spectacular views of the area in addition to being considered the green lung of Barcelona. There are numerous walks that you can do within the Park
.
One of the best known is the route of the Collserola fountains, an essential route and ideal to do in summer. In general, it is a perfect alternative where you can get unparalleled views of the entire city of Barcelona from, for example, the Tibidado (highest point) where one of the many viewpoints is located. Areas such as the Pedrero dels Ocells, or the Pantà de Vallvidera will witness a pleasant walk with the children.
4. El Garraf
In the Baix Llobregat and the Alt Penedès, we come across the Garraf Park, one of the most recommended landscapes in the entire area.Like As in the previous ones, there are numerous well-marked paths that can be followed without any problem with the whole family. One that is recommended is theLa Pleta Botanical Itinerary.
It is a short circular excursion of approximately 1.5 km in length, which lasts about 40-45 minutes. Ah! And it is perfectly adapted for people with some type of disability. Very cool!
5. Cadí-Moixeró
Between the provinces of Barcelona, Girona and Lleida, there is one of the most spectacular natural parks in Spain (the second largest in Catalonia) where you can enjoy countless routes for all tastes from the ascent to the Torreta de Cadí or the Bullidor de la Llet.
All of them of different difficulties and perfectly signposted itineraries. The pre-Pyrenees begins in Cadí Moxeró. We encourage you to enjoy these areas around Barcelona. Which one do you stay with?
