Best trails in Cadaqués, Girona

The Camino de Santiago Catalán starts at the Montserrat Monastery and joins the Camino Frances in Logroño and / or through Aragón in Santa Cilia. The first route crosses the Monegros and, in Pina de Ebro, shortly before arriving in Zaragoza, joins the Camino del Ebro. The second, more northerly, passes through the city of Huesca and the Monastery of San Juan de la Peña.Show more

Cap de Creus is part of the Eastern Pyrenees and is the easternmost area within the Iberian Peninsula, located in the province of Girona. Don't forget to make a stop on your route and visit Cadaqués, the most beautiful town in the province of Girona and probably in all of Catalonia.Show more

Beautiful route with impressive views of the Mediterranean Sea, of quite high difficulty since much of the path runs through rough terrain where you have to use your hands and body to ascend or descend and continue along the path until you reach Port de la Selva. Good hiking shoes, a cap or a hat are essential since there is practically no shade and water. In summer it is usually very hot.Show more

El Parque Natural de Cap de Creus se encuentra en la parte más oriental de la Península Ibérica y goza de las maravillas de la costa mediterránea. Este sendero tiene algunas zonas bastante pedregosas, por lo que hay que estar atento, aunque no supone ninguna dificultad técnica. El recorrido finaliza en Cadaqués, el pueblo con más encanto de la Costa Brava que no se puede dejar de visitar.Show more

This is a rocky trail that takes you through some beautiful views of the coast and hills. You will pass through sage, thyme, and olive orchards and see a small variety of wildlife. This path takes you through some pretty coves with beaches and a restaurant at the top is a good spot for some refreshments. Please note that the first 1.5 miles you will pass through neighborhoods and streets.Show more

The route starts just at the gas station, by a narrow alley that had been an access road to Cap de Creus. This looks great after crossing the road of the lighthouse, following the mountain up through a wide, wide path, with dry stone walls that border it on both sides. These are part of the livestock route. When you reach the house of the Lady, continue to the left - for a dirt road that will continue until you reach the equestrian center of Duran. You will pass through the middle of the farm, to follow the path that, when descending leads you to the place of Portlligat. From here, you just have to return to the center of Cadaqués. Camí de puig Ferral Camí de Puig Ferral, also called de l'Volcà, will surprise you. As a good example of a livestock way, you will pass between dry stone walls that are spectacularly high. The last person who arranged these walls by laying stone on stone was a shepherd. He was known by the name of the Red. The ascent allows us to contemplate the bay of Cadaqués, the mountain of El Pení and some olive grove, still worked. Low vegetation predominates, with alternation of scrub and meadows. As you almost reach the plain, past the Lady's farmhouse, you will see that the livestock road continues between walls for a small rocky beach, but don't follow it. You will continue along the dirt road until reaching Duran. The route shows several shacks. The maximum expansion of this type of construction is linked to the cultivation of vineyards and olive trees. It is a technique that is based on the overlapping of the site's own stones, without using cementing materials, so that water passes without difficulty avoiding its destruction. The walls not only have an agricultural function -as they are beams, huts, huts, walls-, but also have significant environmental interests: they protect the soil from erosion and receive a large number of insects, amphibians, reptiles, birds and small mammals. Following the route you will see an example of the many farmhouses in the area. From here you can also go horseback riding and enjoy the beautiful corners of the Natural Park. Check out the olive groves. After heading past Duran and heading towards Portlligat, you will walk among fields of olive trees that keep the productive olive of the Law of Cadaqués.Show more

This route is part of a multi week long walk or ride, along the Camino Catalán, (The Catalan Way), also known as the Camí de Sant Jaume in Catalan. It can be done by foot or bike at a variety of paces and starting points. The Camino Catalán takes pilgrims from the Mediterranean coast in Catalonia to La Rioja, where pilgrims can join the famous Camino Frances (French Way) to continue their journey to Santiago de Compostela. It travels across Catalonia’s countryside towards Aragón and finishes in Logroño, capital of the famous La Rioja wine region. The Camino Catalán full route can be found here: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/spain/catalonia/camino-catalan-full-route?u=i A list of individual trails can be found here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/camino-catalan Following this link, you'll find day hike sections of the trail for easy downloading.Show more

Route that follows, in part, the Geological Itinerary proposed by the Cap de Creus Natural Park. In this case, however, you can reach the eastern tip of the Costa Brava. Other interesting places where this itinerary takes place are the Cova d'Infierno (a suggestive name) or the Claveguera. Along the route, we can see geological folds and boudins, some dry stone construction and fabulous landscapes.Show more