Parc del Montnegre i el Corredor

城市概覽

The park covers an approximate area of 15,000 hectares (37,000 acres), between the counties of Maresme and Vallès Oriental. It is formed by the Serra del Corredor and the Massís del Montnegre. The Corredor and the Montnegre are separated by the streams of Vallgorguina and Arenys.

1 Central office and information (Oficina del Parc del Montnegre i el Corredor), Església, 13, 2n. 08471 Vallgorguina, ☏ +34 934 727 670, [email protected]. M-Th 09:00-14:00. Information (updated Aug 2023) 2 Information office in Arenys de Munt (Centre d'Informació d'Arenys de Munt), Parc de Can Jalpí (La Central) 08358 Arenys de Munt, ☏ +34 673 37 39 70. Information (updated Aug 2023) 3 Sant Celoni Tourist office (Oficina de Turisme de Sant Celoni), Can Ramis. Plaça de la Vila, 24, 08470 Sant Celoni, ☏ +34 938 670 171. Information. (updated Aug 2023) 4 Information office in Tordera (Punt d'informació de Tordera), Carrer Sant Antoni, 7, 08490 Tordera (Antic Hospital de pobres), ☏ +34 937 643 717 ext 8015. M-F 09:00-13:00, 16:00-19:00. (updated Aug 2023)

History The park boasts a rich history deeply intertwined with the natural beauty it now preserves. Its story dates back centuries, with evidence of human habitation since the Paleolithic era. In medieval times, the park's lands were the backdrop for feudal disputes and the construction of castles like Montpalau. As the centuries passed, the park's forests provided valuable timber for shipbuilding during Spain's maritime expansion. In the 20th century, it became a refuge for guerrilla fighters in the Spanish Civil War. Today, this protected area stands as a testament to the region's ecological diversity and its historical significance.

Landscape The Montnegre and the Corredor constitute a compact and continuous mountainous complex of rather gentle relief with a landscape reshaped by human activity and covered in exuberant Mediterranean forests. The two massifs are, however, very different. Montnegre, bigger and steeper, is also

如何抵達

The park is north-east of Barcelona and south-west of Girona and Costa Brava

By train Rodalies-Renfe trains

Line R1 & RG1 : Mataró, Sant Andreu de Llavaneres, Caldes d'Estrac, Arenys de Mar, Canet de Mar, Sant Pol de Mar, Calella, Pineda de Mar. Line R2NORD : Llinars del Vallès, Palautordera, Sant Celoni, Gualba i Riells i Viabrea-Breda

By car You can get there by:

AP-7 E-15 Mediterranean motorway C-60 autovia Mataro-Granollers C-32 Maresme motorway. N-2 National road to France C-35 Road fro Granollers to Hostalric The C-61 crosses the park from Arenys de mar to Collsacabra to Vallgorguina to Sant Celoni. The B-510 on the west, between Dosrius and Llinars del Vallès gives access to the track to the Santuari del Corredor. The BV-5112 on the north, runs the Olzinelles Valley from Sant Celoni. The BV-5101 on the west, between Dosrius until Canyamars. The BV-5031 on the south, between Mataro and Arenys de Munt. The BV-5126 on the south,between Arenys de Munt and Sant Pol de Mar. The BV-5122 on the east, between Tordera and Hostalric.

當地交通

The parc has mainly unpaved roads. Some of them allow cars. Have in mind that is a small mountain range with almost no flat roads. Be careful with the climbs and descends in a car if you are not used to unpaved roads.

Unpaved mountain roads Sant Celoni - Sant Marti de Montnegre - Hortsavinya - Callela Hortsavinya - Tordera Can Bordoi mountain pass (Coll de Can Bordoi) - Santuari del Corredor - Vallgorguina Argentona - Can Bruguera - Creu de Rupit - Arenys de Munt Creu de Rupit - Santuari del Corredor

Parking areas 5 parking Coll de Can Bordoi (Aparcament Castell del Far), Ctra. B-510, km 8, 08450 Llinars del Vallès. free. (updated Aug 2023) 6 Parking Hortsavinyà. free. (updated Aug 2023) 7 Parking Can Draper. Signposted parking with capacity for 3 undelimited spaces. This point coincides with the start of the SL-C 79 La vall d'Olzinelles itinerary.Free parking, Historical and cultural heritage site, natural heritage site, self-guided itinerary, signposted itinerary. free. (updated Aug 2023) 8 Parking Sant Martí de Montnegre. Signposted parking with capacity for 6 spaces, one of them for disabled individuals, also signposted. Free parking, Historical and cultural heritage element, natural heritage element, self-guided itinerary, signposted itinerary. free. (updated Aug 2023) 9 Parking Corredor. Parking in the recreational area. The following itineraries pass through this parking area: GR 92 Mediterranean Long-Distance Path: From Tordera to Llinars del Vallès. SL-C 80 Dolmen de Ca l'Arenes. (updated Aug 2023) 10 Parking Santuari del Corredor. , SL-C 72 La plana del Corredor itinerary starts here free. (updated Nov 2025) 11 Parking Can Bosc (Área de aparcamiento de Can Bosc), Pista de acceso al Santuari. 16 places. Free parking, adapted access, historical and cultural heritage site, natural heritage site, self-guided itinerary, signposted itinerary, ruins and archaeological sites, panoramic view. (updated Sep 2023)

必看景點

Religious places

1 El Corredor Sanctuary (Santuari del Corredor). Sanctuary at the top of a mountain, great views. There is also a restaurant (open on week-ends only). The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Corredor is located very close to the summit (633.5 m (2,078 ft) above sea level) of the Corredor mountain range. It is built in a late Gothic style and was constructed in the late 16th century. It is a center of devotion in the region and has a great tradition of the pilgrimage that takes place on Easter Monday. The origin of the sanctuary is believed to be a chapel built around 1530 by the farmer Salvi Arenes, from the parish of Sant Andreu del Far. The original image of Our Lady of Socors, created by this same farmer, was replaced by a new image in 1815 and moved to another location within the sanctuary. free. (updated Aug 2023) 2 Sant Martí de Montnegre. There is Sant Martí de Montnegre church, and also a hostel. Great views of Montseny mountain. The current church dates back to the 17th and 18th centuries. Montnegre is mentioned in 1022, and the church was at first associated with the Castle of Montnegre, the center of an extensive jurisdiction that also included Fuirosos, la Batllòria, and Gualba. Until 1867, la Batllòria was dependent on it, and it had the parish of Sant Cebrià de Fuirosos as its subsidiary. It is known to have undergone repairs in 1379. Similarly, in 1737 and 1739, a church visitor noted the need for significant repairs. In 1776, Bishop Gabino de Valladares visited the parish church, which was then constructed. (updated Aug 2023) 3 Santa Maria del Montnegre Hermitage. Built in the 18th century, it was demolished during the Civil War and only three walls remained standing, until it was restored in 2009 thanks to a private initiative. (updated Nov 2025) 4 Santa Eulàlia de Tapioles church. The old church of Santa Eulàlia de Tapioles had been a monastic cell. Documented since 878 in a confirmation by the Fran