Puig de Cadiretes Loop

This is a difficult mountain bike ride, requiring very good fitness and potentially advanced riding skills. The route features significant elevation changes, with a 'rollercoaster of ups and downs' and 'steep slopes' on both ascents and descents. While there are some flatter sections, riders should be comfortable with challenging gradients.

The route is approximately 39.3 kilometers long with over 900 meters of elevation gain. It typically takes around 3 hours and 46 minutes to complete.

You can expect incredible views of both the coast and the interior as the trail winds through the Cadiretes massif. Highlights include the Can Mundet Tower, the Red Chapel on the Trail to Cala Llevado, and the Tower of the Moors (Tossa de Mar). There are also excellent panoramic coastal views, including the Panoramic View of Tossa de Mar Bay and a View of Cala Pola, showcasing steep cliffs and the emerald-green sea.

Tossa de Mar generally offers a mild year-round climate, making it suitable for mountain biking in many seasons. However, be aware that the ground can be very dry in summer, which might affect riding conditions. Spring and autumn often provide ideal temperatures.

The route is located within the protected Cadiretes massif (PEIN). While there are no specific entrance fees mentioned for mountain biking, it's always advisable to respect local regulations for protected natural areas. Check with local tourism offices like visittossa.com for any specific rules regarding the protected area.

Information specifically regarding dogs on this particular mountain bike trail is not available. When riding in protected areas like the Cadiretes massif, it's generally recommended to keep dogs on a leash to protect wildlife and ensure safety for all trail users. Always check local signage.

Yes, this circular route intersects with several other trails. You'll find sections that are part of the BTT la Selva - Circular Sud, Camí de Terranegra, BTT la Selva - 3. Aiguafina, and BTT la Selva - 2. Les Planes de l'Aromir, among others.

Given the trail's difficulty and length, you should bring plenty of water, energy snacks, a repair kit for your bike, a helmet, appropriate mountain biking attire, and sun protection. A GPS device or a downloaded map is also highly recommended due to the varied terrain and intersecting paths.

No, this route is classified as difficult and requires very good fitness and advanced riding skills. It is not recommended for beginners or families with young children due to its significant elevation changes and steep sections.

The trail starts and ends near Tossa de Mar, which offers a variety of cafes, restaurants, and accommodation options. While there are no specific establishments directly on the trail itself, you'll find plenty of choices in the town before or after your ride.

Specific parking details for the start of the Can Mundet, Torre des Moros y Tossa de Mar route are not provided. However, Tossa de Mar generally has parking facilities available. It's best to look for public parking areas within Tossa de Mar that offer convenient access to the trail's starting point.