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to relax and enjoy

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For the spectacular view of the Baix Llobregat.

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Slight, steady climb. You have a beautiful view from the top!

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If the climb is from Sant Boi it will be more sustained, from Viladecans it is more broken and with a couple of sections that are a little bit rough, especially the last one, but they are not impossible.

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The highest point of Viladecans. Good ramps.

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Better not to go up on weekends, a lot of people...

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The hermitage of Santa Creu d'Olerdola has its historical interest and is also a popular place to stop for breakfast and enjoy the sun on cool days. The views of the Llobregat valley are beautiful.

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There is a bicycling friendly bar here that offers a view over Collserola

Take it easy because the climb is itchy and it's nice

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if you want tranquility perfect

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The central location of this site, on the western side of the Collserola Park, makes it accessible from all nearby towns: Molins de Rei, Valldoreix, Sant Feliu de Llobregat and Vallvidrera. The elements that over the centuries have shaped the physiognomy of this place - the esplanade, the sitting areas, the church, the bird quarry, the Olorda hill and the winding paths leading to the Santa Creu and Sant Feliu valleys - are an excellent setting for enjoying all kinds of leisure. The place is a clearing in the middle of the forest from which we have a good panorama of the Sant Feliu valley and the Llobregat delta. The toponym "Olorda" mentioned since 986, is a pre-Roman word of possible Basque origin that would mean "path of the calves". The church corresponds to the old parish of Santa Creu d'Olorda documented as early as 1032 and modified in the 16th and 17th centuries.

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Here you can see what lies ahead and take a short breather without standing in the middle of the street. The mountains here are made of very ferrous rock, which makes them stand out from the other mountains in the area.

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Religious sanctuary of Romanesque style dating from 1632 although it was reformed in 1864. It is located in the Collserola mountain range (Catalonia), near the Puig de Olorda mountain.

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Santa Cruz de Olorde (in Catalan Santa Creu d'Olorda) is a Romanesque hermitage in the Sierra de Collserola, near the Puig de Olorda mountain. There is an esplanade, recreation areas, a church and paths to the valleys of Santa Creu and San Feliu. The church corresponds to the old parish of Santa Creu d'Olorda documented as early as 1032 and modified in the 16th and 17th centuries. The place is an excellent setting to enjoy all kinds of leisure and you can enjoy a good panorama of the Sant Feliu valley and the Llobregat delta.

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Exuberant and shady corner where we will definitely forget that we are close to Barcelona. We are in one of those spaces that alone justify a trip. The stream forms a small jump thanks to an artificial lock built in the s. XIX that brought water from the stream through a pipe, which we can still see on one side of the jump, to the Can Planes mill. We can go down to the small pond that forms the caient, where, in the summer, the little ones can still take a bath. El Salt is surrounded by lush and shady vegetation, with bananas, oaks and oaks that bring freshness in the summer. It is one of the most crowded places in Collserola due to its proximity and ease of access.

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Cima de San Ramón or Montbaig (289 meters high), from which you can see perfectly the mouth and delta of the Llobregat. The hermitage was built between 1885 and 1887. Before its construction, the mountain was known as La Fita, since the top is the division of the three neighboring municipalities of Sant Boi, Viladecans and Sant Climent.

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Waterfall from the Collserola stream.

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Santa Creu d'Olorda is a Romanesque hermitage located in the Sierra de Collserola (Catalonia), near the Puig de Olorda mountain. It belongs to the municipality of Barcelona despite being slightly away from its municipal term. Next to it runs the road from Molins de Rey to Vallvidrera (BV-1468), at kilometer 6.5, as well as the road that leads to San Feliu de Llobregat and passes next to the Sanson cement plant.

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A bit hard climb if you go at a pace but with spectacular views, which opens the way to a variety of TOP roads when you head towards the N340 or from Olesa de Bonesvalls towards Vallirana. During the week a lot of traffic, and respecting the distance is a utopia.

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