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Coll de Sant Bartomeu

The road from Horta to Cerdanyola del Vallès connects the Vallès with the capital through a port with two different slopes, short and intense from Barcelona, and long and continuous from Cerdanyola. A good panoramic view from the Coll, where it crosses the Passeig de les aigues through a footbridge.

Coll de Orrius is also known as Coll de Sant Bertomeu.

One of the most beautiful climbs through the Collserola Park. The views of the Vallés, with the surrounding mountains of La Mola, Tagamanent, Montseny and Montserrat are well worth it. It is a road in perfect condition without a hard shoulder and with some traffic, although not a lot. It is a classic among cycle tourists in Barcelona. The south side, the one in Barcelona, is very sunny and warm. The Cerdanyola del Vallés side is shaded and very humid, especially on cool winter days.

It is one of the many climbs that cross the coastal mountain range of the province of Barcelona, connecting in this case the towns of Argentona with Roca del Vallés. It is a port parallel to Coll de Papers, although this is much harder. The Argentona side is longer and with less slope than the Roca del Vallés. The Argentona side is 6.5 km with an average gradient of 4.5%. There is a rest with a descent in the middle area of the port, the second section being harder than the first. The Roca del Vallés side is barely 4 km with a very constant average gradient of 7%. The views of the valleys, the coast and Montseny from the top of the port are very cool and well worth it.

Ridge and highest point of the BP5002 road from El Masnou to Granollers, or Alella. It is a crossroad, with gravel you can follow the Camí de la Cornisa to enter and cross the Parque de la Serralada de Marina.

In my experience, it gets harder if you start from La Roca del Vallés. It does not have particularly complicated slopes, but the ascent can become somewhat tedious. I advise going slowly and taking a steady pace to the top, where you can pull over to the side of the road and enjoy the beautiful views. The descent from the top of Coll to Òrrius (I recommend extending it to Mataró / Vilassar de Mar) translates into a few minutes of adrenaline and speed. Of course, be careful with some curves, which are somewhat closed and force you to slow down. If you finally continue descending, via Argentona, you will end up on the Costa del Maresme, very close to the train tracks and the CostaMar apartment complex. In short, a good challenge for cyclists of any level, with the reward of a dizzying descent and a varied and attractive landscape. Recommended.

La Creu de Can Boquet is a 378-meter mountain pass that connects the hills of Roure and Pedrells in the municipality of Vilassar de Dalt, in the Maresme region. It marks a crossroads where, in addition to the Pi de la Creu de Can Boquet, there is an information point of the Parc de la Serralada Litoral. The Roca d'en Toni dolmen is nearby.