아레니스 드 마르 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

Large parking area 🅿️ Restaurant and starting point for various mountain biking and hiking routes 🥾

restaurant and service area, cheap diesel

Good route point, good for road, gravel or M4B

Very pretty, but it can get crowded on weekends.

The church is not particularly pretty, but the whole area that runs parallel between the church and the road is. There are several terraces and some good shade to hide from the sun for a while.

Until the last decades of the 20th century, the Argentinian economy was agrarian. The predominant crop during the 18th century and which continued to expand in the 19th century was the vineyard, which occupied the entire area up to the ridge of the mountains, followed by carobs and horticultural products. Its decline, following the phylloxera plague at the end of the 19th century, was irreversible and continued. Current crops, mainly irrigated, are peas and other vegetables, strawberries and floriculture (more profitable due to the proliferation of greenhouses). There are also some farms for raising pigs, sheep and rabbits. Mataró's proximity has favored the creation of the Cros industrial estate, in the southern sector of the town, and the industrial zone in the north of the town. The main sectors are textiles, metallurgy and chemicals. In terms of trade, it is also very relevant, mainly those dedicated to food. A market is held every Friday. The residential and summer use of the town, with a high level of quality that dates back to the mid-19th century, and the number of permanent residences have increased due to the improvement of communications and the growth of Mataró. The new housing estates are spread throughout the area.

The first settlers of this area were the Iberians, whose remains are preserved in a settlement in Can Balençó. The Romans took full advantage of the possibilities offered by the territory, especially in the area of the valley of the stream, where they built a road in the 2nd century to connect the towns on the coast with those in the interior.

It is a stretch of road that connects Santa Fe del Montseny with the Coll de Santa Helena. Winding terrain, with some hard ramps, narrow but very well paved road... always circulating under a beech tunnel that gives it a mystical touch. You can not lose this.