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A small, medieval church situated on a plateau with fine views over the forest and the old shepherds' paths. Beyond its usual features, it has a little-known detail: for years it hosted brief retreats for local hermits, and small marks remain on the rock where they placed oil lamps on cold nights. The access is short and straightforward, and the place retains that secluded tranquility that has always served as a place to pause for a moment before continuing on one's way.

Very fresh and good, an oasis where you can soak before reaching Turó de l'Home

The trails I passed are a bit covered

Picnic spot in an American black spruce setting. Magnificent.

Beginning of the trail through the forest within the Montseny Natural Park and Biosphere Reserve. It has tables and benches, bathrooms, parking and an information panel for the route. Bus stop is right next door.

Good views of Matagalls, Turó de l'Home and the Vallès plain.

The Turó de l'Home has an altitude of 1712m and is the highest peak of the Montseny massif. There are several paths that get there, some easier, others more vertical and technical. Very nice views at 360º and up to the sea. Nearby there are two other very beautiful peaks: Les Agudes and Turó Gros

Due to the military garrison that was there for years, and the meteorological observatory on the top, it can be easily accessed by private vehicle through the diversion of the BV-5114 road following a paved road. The observatory is one of the oldest in Catalonia with data indicating that construction began in 1881. The geodesic vertex located at the top itself is located at an exact altitude of 1707,811 meters above sea level according to the National Geographic Institute. According to the Cartographic Institute of Catalonia, this is at an altitude of 1705.78 m.