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Great place to cross the C-260 by bike. Is a perfect gravel path., called Camí natural de la Muga. This Camí is part of the Vies Verdes.

Nice bridge to cross the river La Muga by bike or on foot. When you cross the bridge by bike you might think it will collapse anytime soon because the planks make a lot of noise. Passed it three times last week and nothing happened 😅

Nice old bridge to cross the river La Muga by bike or on foot. When crossing it with your bike you might think it will collapse anytime soon because the because the planks make a lot of noise. Did it three times last week and nothing happened 😅

A beautiful bike bridge. Just love the sound when cycling over it. It connects the natural park with Empuriabrava.

The Muga River is a natural jewel that meanders through the Alt Empordà region, offering varied landscapes and rich biodiversity. Born in the foothills of the Pyrenees, the Muga River travels approximately 58 kilometers before finding its final destination in the Mediterranean Sea, precisely in the urbanization of Empuriabrava, in the municipality of Castelló d'Empúries. The mouth of the Muga River in Empuriabrava is a spectacle in itself. Empuriabrava is known as the "Venice of the Mediterranean" due to its extensive network of navigable canals, and the point where the river meets the sea becomes a meeting point of fresh and salt water. This area is especially popular with lovers of water sports, such as sailing and kitesurfing, thanks to the favorable wind and water conditions. Furthermore, the mouth of the Muga and its surroundings are part of the Aiguamolls de l'Empordà Natural Park, one of the most important wetland areas in Catalonia. This park is a vital refuge for numerous species of migratory birds and a spectacular display of the natural beauty of the region.

Useful for crossing away from major roads. On the town side, to the east, there is a picnic area and a fountain to fill water bottles. Be careful, you cannot cross the wastewater treatment plant to the west, so you have to go around it using a small path, keeping it on your left after the footbridge.

It's good that there's a bridge to cross the river at the end of the greenway; it's very useful, but someday (perhaps next century) they should fix and take care of the wooden planks. I cycled across it on December 20, 2023, and most of the floorboards were not only half rotten but also movable. I was scared. https://www.inspai.cat/Inspai/es/imatge/781564/Nova+passera+sobre+el+riu+Muga+als+Aiguamolls+de+l'Emporda

Wide sandy beach with a children's playground, volleyball nets and restaurants on a promenade by the sea. The bad thing is that after seeing San Comas beach just before this it's like comparing white with black. Also very touristy and with huge hotels that if I was afraid they would be torn down.