Where to eat

GR 11 - Cross-Pyrenean trail

This route follows the southern flank of the Pyrenees from the Bay of Biscay to the Mediterranean. Difficult high-altitude sections give way to peaks, valleys, villages, forests and ridges in a varied landscape of great visual beauty.

The balcony of Mieres. Route 1 Mieres

This route runs from Mieres towards Collet de la Devesa and Coll de Palomera. It was used by local people to go to the annual festivities up on Serra de Finestres.

Route Ribelles and Sant Aniol (from Hostal de la Muga)

The church of Sant Julià de Ribelles is Romanesque and was consecrated in 947. Sant Aniol d’Aguja dates from the High Middle Ages and was a Benedictine monastery before being transformed into a parish church and sanctuary.

Parc de Pedra Tosca. Route Olot 4

This easy walk is perfect for the whole family. You pass along the Carrilet, the former train line to Girona that acts as a reminder of Olot’s rich industrial past. Further on you visit El Parc de Pedra Tosca.

Across the Collsacabra plateau. Route 4 Garrotxa

This route follows part of the old ‘Royal Road’, a medieval trail joining these two cities that was probably paved to be able to transport timber to Barcelona to construct a fleet for the king.

Croscat volcano. Natural Park route 15

The volcano of Croscat and its gredales are one of the jewels of the Natural Park of the Volcanic Zone of La Garrotxa. This itinerary will take you inside the youngest volcano in the Iberian Peninsula.

Joan Maragall path - La Fageda d'en Jordà Nature Reserve. Natural Park route 2

The itinerary is flat and short, ideal for strolling through the heart of La Fageda d'en Jordà, admiring its enchantment and immersing itself fully in its peculiar atmosphere.

Lligordà and Palera route. Route 5 Beuda

Itinerary around Beuda, which will allow you to see some of its main Romanesque constructions.

The Volcanic Cuisine

Restaurants in La Garrotxa

Bars in La Garrotxa