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Jogging routes around Fogars de la Selva are set within a diverse landscape, situated between the Montnegre massif and the lower Tordera River. The region features extensive woodlands, including pine, holm oak, and oak trees, alongside the alluvial plains of the Tordera River. This topography provides a variety of terrains for running, from forest paths to flat riverine trails.
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Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.
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Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.
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Long before the current metal structure, this spot was already being used in the 19th century as a signal post, where forest rangers gave visual warnings from a wooden platform. It wasn't chosen solely for its height, but also because it's a place where the wind changes abruptly, which helps detect smoke from a great distance. In the 1970s, a rotating fiberglass cabin for continuous surveillance was tested there, but it was discarded because the wind moved it too much. An unassuming spot, but with a hidden history behind its forestry function.
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Amidst ruins and wind, this castle holds a little-known curiosity: on one of its walls, stonemasons' marks in the shape of a cross were found. According to some historians, these are not religious symbols but rather the "signatures" of the workers who were paid per stone laid. They say each mark represented a payment. From the summit, the sea and Montseny seem closer, as if the castle still serves as a lookout, this time not for armies, but for horizons.
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Quite a quiet place to visit by bike or on foot. In my case I went up from Pineda de Mar passing through Hortsavinya. At the top of Turó Gros there is a watchtower with views of the entire area, if you go up on a cloudless day, it is more than worth going. The tower is abandoned and without a padlock. Quite a recommendable place! I will surely go up there again.
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Breda ❤️ In a privileged place.. At the foot of the P.N. del Montseny 🏞️ and in front of the P.N. del Montnegre 🌄. Two natural parks.. Fantastic.
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Medieval Military Building. Of the centuries... XI. to. S - XV, Currently in ruins , and It was the former center of the barony of Palafolls.
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Romanesque style, Already known in the year 878... And until today it was part of the Bishopric of Barcelona. It was in 1957 that it became part of the Diocese of Girona. It has been the subject of important restorations, The Bell Tower is in the shape of a chair with two eyes Project by the Architect Joan Bargós, construction with stones from the Torre d'en Pega IMITATING.. the friezes of Arcuaciones usual in Romanesque temples, The arch of the main nave is a return of Brick 🧱 and the walls of irregular stone, and the rest trowelled and painted.
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At 640 Mtr. At an altitude dominating the Breda valley, is the Montsoriu castle.. from the 10th century to the. S XIV. The first reference found dates back to the year 1053. Since 1992, the Association "Friends of the Castle" Work to safeguard this important Medieval Military Monument. Which today is on track and has the support of City Councils and institutions that support this recovery project... Although the castle is outside the municipal area of Breda... The documents and photographs show a close relationship with the people of Breda. The first photographic clix of the Castle dates from February 3, 1878.
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Fogars de la Selva offers a wide selection of running routes, with over 160 trails available. These routes cater to various fitness levels, ranging from easy paths to more challenging runs.
You'll experience a diverse natural environment, from the extensive woodlands of the Montnegre massif, featuring pine, holm oak, and oak trees, to the flat alluvial plains along the Tordera River. The area is known for its 'wild landscape' and rich natural heritage, providing varied terrain for your runs.
Yes, Fogars de la Selva has several easy running options. For instance, the paths along the Arbúcies stream and the Tordera River offer flat, accessible routes with lush nature. An example is the 'Camino del río Tordera y vista del castillo de Hostalric', an easy, circular, and flat route of almost 5 km mentioned in regional research, perfect for enjoying the fluvial heritage.
Absolutely. For those seeking a more demanding run, the Montnegre massif provides routes with significant elevation changes. A challenging option is the Sant Martí de Riells Church – GR83 Trail Section loop from Riells i Viabrea - Breda, which covers over 32 km with substantial ascent, offering a rigorous workout amidst the natural park's spectacular landscapes.
Many of the running routes in Fogars de la Selva are circular, allowing you to start and finish at the same point. A popular choice is the Tordera River – Tordera Trail loop from Tordera, a 17.1 km trail that follows the Tordera River. Another option is the Running loop from Hostalric, a moderate 6.0 km path offering scenic views near the historic town.
Many natural areas and trails in Fogars de la Selva are dog-friendly, especially those through the extensive woodlands and along river paths. It's always recommended to keep your dog on a leash and respect local regulations, particularly within protected areas like the Montnegre i el Corredor Park, to ensure a pleasant experience for everyone.
The routes often pass by interesting natural and historical points. You might encounter the Tordera River Trail and View of Hostalric Castle, or the serene Stream with fresh water. The region also features Romanesque architectural gems like Sant Andreu de Ramió, which can be found along rural routes, enriching your run with cultural interest.
The running routes in Fogars de la Selva are highly rated by the komoot community, with an average score of 4.4 stars from over 100 reviews. Runners often praise the diverse terrain, from shaded forest paths to tranquil riverine trails, and the opportunity to disconnect and breathe clean air in a beautiful natural setting.
Yes, there are routes suitable for families looking for a gentle run or walk. The flat paths along the Tordera River are generally easy and pleasant for all ages. The Riera de Fogars and its natural pools also offer pleasant spots for family strolls, which can be adapted for a light jog.
Fogars de la Selva is enjoyable for running year-round, but spring and autumn offer particularly pleasant conditions with milder temperatures and vibrant natural scenery. The extensive woodlands provide shade during warmer months, making summer runs possible, especially in the mornings or late afternoons. Winter can also be beautiful, with crisp air and quieter trails.
Yes, the topography of Fogars de la Selva, especially within the Montnegre massif, provides opportunities for scenic views. Routes that ascend towards higher points, such as those near Montgròs (391 meters), will offer panoramic vistas of the surrounding 'wild landscape' of pine, holm oak, and oak forests, extending towards the Tordera River plains.
Running routes in Fogars de la Selva vary significantly in length. You can find shorter, moderate paths like the Running loop from Sant Vicenç at around 6.7 km, or longer, more challenging trails such as the Wooden Playground in Palafolls – Palafolls Castle loop from Tordera, which spans over 16.5 km. This variety ensures options for different training goals and preferences.


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