산트 에스테베 데 팔라우토데라‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 자전거 공원

Mega descent, not for beginners. Have fun. Greetings Marcus

Great descent but be careful, there are always obstacles in the way. Greetings Marcus

"To all the two-wheeled explorers out there! I stumbled upon a trail that looks like it's straight out of another galaxy. With a gentle incline, this stretch is a real amusement park suitable for everyone. It's also in excellent condition and is a little-travelled path. The best thing is that it runs under a canopy of vegetation, offering an almost ghostly descent, like something out of an enchanted tale but without witches or wolves. A mystical experience you can't miss! Perfect for giving it some serious slack on your e-bike and feeling like you're pedalling in a dark dream. Highly recommended for those looking for a touch of magic on their routes."

It's been a while since I've been down here. The rain and the traffic of bikers (including myself) have noticeably deteriorated this track (We'll have to notify the Llinars brigade to see if they can get it in good condition). In this area there are several places where you can go down with guaranteed fun.

After so much track... This corridor is an incentive To a route that does not have major difficulties..!! This trail is only recommended downhill for mountain biking, or hiking 🥾 in both directions ↕️

Corriol/Trialera/Trail with more technical areas, twisty, with slopes going down, entrance slides with obstacles in the turns, such as trees, stumps, rocks and stones of good size making pedaling difficult, quite technical and hard. Counter-banked areas arriving at Font Savall, this area is very beautiful, wild, and you will have to pay attention since to the right, below, is the Font Savall stream and carelessness with the left pedal or a branch can cause it to become destabilized. the bike, and roll meters down.

Very fun descent of 682 m in which the difficulty lies in a large number of closed curves and very tight passes between trees. It also has some stone steps that are not too complicated. In Trailforks it is listed as Red, but on a personal level and being my average level in downhill trails, I would put it Blue. In Trailforks it is called Roc de Centelles 2/2, although it is also known by the name Tsunami. https://www.trailforks.com/trails/roc-de-centelles-2-2/

Going uphill it's brutal, all the risk it can have going down, it becomes technical going up... I'm going to go back without a doubt and not just once 😁