마시스 델 몬체니‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 호수

It was built between 1920 and 1935 to supply a hotel that never quite lived up to expectations. Interestingly, it was conceived as a luxury tourism destination but ended up becoming part of a nature reserve. Today, it's a popular spot on hiking and biking routes, although the terrain isn't easy: lots of roots, rocks, and waterlogged areas after rain. The reservoir dries up considerably in summer, completely transforming the landscape and revealing mudflats and a rocky bottom. It's one of those places where the water level rises and falls as it pleases, giving it character. It's not ideal for cyclists, but it is photogenic, secluded, and has the feel of a place that holds a secret.

Due to its location, parking areas, and restaurant... It's a special place to visit. After storm "Jana" on March 16, 2025, which left abundant water and snow... It's at 100% capacity, thus being at its best. 🤩🏞️

If you get close to Sta Fé, it's worth doing one of the circular tours that go around the Swamp. From the wall of the rush we could see how a black crow was weighing.

Chestnuts

It is a very busy area of the Montseny Natural Park, so to enjoy it calmly, I recommend visiting it during the week.

The Roc Ferer is a viewpoint with spectacular views over the Santa Fe Valley and its reservoir. The path from the Can Casades parking lot is suitable for everyone (you can even go up with a bike), the gradient is approx. 200 m and you will love the views.

Small pond with good views of Turó de l'Home, Montseny's Natural Park highest point.

Beautiful views of the Pantano and in the background also of the coast of the Maresme and some of the Barcelonès.