Senderismo Riera Alta a Mataró
Embark on an invigorating hiking journey from the heart of Riera Alta in Santa Coloma de Gramenet, a vibrant starting point in the Barcelonès region, towards the coastal city of Mataró in Maresme. This route will lead you to the GR 92 SL-C 135 near Alella, marking the peak elevation of your adventure, offering breathtaking panoramic views. You'll then descend towards el Masnou before reaching your final destination.
This trek offers a diverse terrain experience. You'll navigate through rocky trails and smooth paths, encountering steep ascents as you climb towards the highest point, and gentle descents as you approach the coast. The physical challenge is significant, with an accumulated elevation gain of approximately 420 meters over a distance of about 33.5 kilometers, taking around 7.5 hours of active time. To tackle this, maintain a good posture and consider using hiking poles for added stability, especially on uneven ground.
Feel the exhilaration of conquering the elevation as you soak in the stunning landscapes. The maximum altitude reached is around 415 meters, offering expansive vistas of the Catalan coastline and the inland mountains. The minimum elevation near el Masnou brings you closer to sea level, providing a refreshing contrast. The experience is about connecting with nature, feeling the rhythm of your steps, and appreciating the natural beauty that unfolds with every kilometer.
Mataró , your endpoint, is a lively city known for its Roman ruins and vibrant port, offering a well-deserved reward after your trek. Before reaching el Masnou, you'll experience a section of the Camí Ral, a historic route that adds a touch of cultural significance to your journey. For an additional hiking opportunity, consider exploring the trails around Parc de la Serralada Litoral, offering more rugged terrain and historical remnants.
Essential tips for your hike:
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Gear up: Wear sturdy hiking boots and carry plenty of water.
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Stay safe: Inform someone of your route and expected return time.
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Respect the environment: Pack out all your trash and stay on marked trails.
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Pace yourself: Enjoy the journey, not just the destination.
This route is designed for those who appreciate a good physical challenge and the reward of spectacular scenery. The average speed is around 4.5 km/h, allowing you to immerse yourself in the experience.
# Senderismo Riera Alta a Mataró
Embark on an invigorating hiking journey from the heart of **Riera Alta** in **Santa Coloma de Gramenet**, a vibrant starting point in the Barcelonès region, towards the coastal city of **Mataró** in Maresme. This route will lead you to the **GR 92 SL-C 135** near **Alella**, marking the *peak elevation* of your adventure, offering breathtaking panoramic views. You'll then descend towards **el Masnou** before reaching your final destination.
This trek offers a diverse terrain experience. You'll navigate through **rocky trails** and **smooth paths**, encountering *steep ascents* as you climb towards the highest point, and *gentle descents* as you approach the coast. The *physical challenge* is significant, with an accumulated elevation gain of approximately **420 meters** over a distance of about **33.5 kilometers**, taking around **7.5 hours** of active time. To tackle this, maintain a good *posture* and consider using hiking poles for added stability, especially on uneven ground.
Feel the exhilaration of conquering the elevation as you soak in the stunning landscapes. The **maximum altitude** reached is around **415 meters**, offering expansive vistas of the Catalan coastline and the inland mountains. The *minimum elevation* near **el Masnou** brings you closer to sea level, providing a refreshing contrast. The experience is about connecting with nature, feeling the rhythm of your steps, and appreciating the natural beauty that unfolds with every kilometer.
**Mataró**, your endpoint, is a lively city known for its Roman ruins and vibrant port, offering a well-deserved reward after your trek. Before reaching **el Masnou**, you'll experience a section of the **Camí Ral**, a historic route that adds a touch of cultural significance to your journey. For an additional hiking opportunity, consider exploring the trails around **Parc de la Serralada Litoral**, offering more rugged terrain and historical remnants.
**Essential tips for your hike:**
* **Gear up:** Wear sturdy hiking boots and carry plenty of water.
* **Stay safe:** Inform someone of your route and expected return time.
* **Respect the environment:** Pack out all your trash and stay on marked trails.
* **Pace yourself:** Enjoy the journey, not just the destination.
This route is designed for those who appreciate a good *physical challenge* and the reward of spectacular scenery. The average speed is around **4.5 km/h**, allowing you to immerse yourself in the experience.