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Medieval Route

Monasteries, medieval villages, churches and, above all, castles are today some of the most important reminders of the medieval past of La Garrotxa.
Capelleta route. Route 4 Sant Jaume de Llierca

The Ruta de la Capelleta takes you to the remains of this small church (or chapel) that was once a popular place of worship for local people. Today, it is semi-derelict.
Sant Feliu de Pallerols - Les Planes d'Hostoles. Natural park route 21

Very simple route between Sant Feliu de Pallerols and Les Planes d'Hostoles following the old royal road.
Fageda d'en Jordà - Volcano Santa Margarida - Volcano Croscat. Natural Park route 1

This route offers an alternative way of discovering three of the most-visited places in La Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park.
River route. Route 4 Argelaguer

Route to the wildlife watching hide, with a little luckyou will see birds such as Mallard , Grey Heron and Little Egret . The lucky few might just catch a glimpse of an Otter , reintroduced into the basing of the river Fluvià at the end of the 1990s.
Circular route Mare de Déu del Mont Half Marathon (MdM)

High difficulty route, 20,6 KM and ascent of 1605 m
Sant Eudald de Jou route

Route around Montagut, where the first foothills of the Alta Garrotxa already offer some examples of the best Romanesque architecture in the area.
The Romanesque churches of Maià de Montcal and Beuda

Maià de Montcal and Beuda are both good examples of La Garrotxa’s valuable cultural heritage and their wonderful Romanesque churches are the perfect excuse to visit this part of La Garrotxa.