20의 파크 델 몽네그레 이 엘 코레도르가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Typical crossroads

One of the best preserved ice wells in the country and of considerable size. It preserves the pond where water was accumulated to make ice and transfer it to the well.

After the restoration process of this space where sand and gravel were extracted... this large hole remained where the water is now stored naturally and which has formed this magnificent place that provides shelter to a good number of birds and other species. Both migratory and native.

The Collet de Sant Benet represents the culmination of the track that crosses the Montnegre before going downhill towards Hortsavinyà and the Tordera range or towards Calella - Pineda. It is a silent and magical place with privileged views of Montseny

The Sanctuary has its origins in the 16th century and is in the late Gothic style. Since 1984 it has been run by the Auladell Perarnau family. Our location, very close to the top of the Corredor mountain range, allows us to enjoy an excellent landscape.

Mandatory stop with good views, it also has a picnic area and trash cans. Silent zone signs, with a little luck you will hear the sound of silence. El Turó de Can Benet is situated between the towns Les Alzines de Can Portell and Turó de Canyadell. Don't miss the Fita that indicates the direction of the nearby towns, if you are not from the area take your time to find your way.

The transfer of ice was done with cars and at night, and if it was carried out in good conservation conditions it could reach cities and towns hundreds of kilometers away. In fact, according to what we read and there is evidence in a document from 1937, the ice from this well was even shipped from the port of Mataró towards Cádiz during the 18th century.

The first documented data on it date from between 1770 and 1780, the ice was collected from a nearby stream already frozen and moved to this place. The transfer of ice was done with cars and at night. the ice from this well was even shipped from the port of Mataró towards Cádiz during the 18th century.