Turó de l'Home

Turó de l'Home is the highest mountain of the Montseny massif with an altitude of 1,705.8[1] m, which places it above the other two most representative peaks of the massif, the Agudes (1,705.4 m) and El Matagalls (1,697.2 m). The peak and the nearby mountains act as a watershed between the Santa Fe stream and the source of the Tordera. The mountain is famous for the meteorological observatory that has housed it since 1932.

The Turó de l'Home (Hill of Man in Spanish) is the highest mountain in the Montseny massif, in Spain, with a height of 1712 m;[2] which places it above the other two most representative peaks of the massif, Les Agudes and El Matagalls. The peak and the nearby mountains act as a watershed between the Santa Fe stream and the source of the Tordera river.

Good views, can be reached on foot, by mountain bike, running and gravel. Also by car to a point later walking.