
The Catalan region is one of the most popular destinations for tourists to experience an authentic sporting experience due to the endless possibilities its territory offers. If you can't decide between beach or mountain routes, and you also enjoy cycling and hiking routes, at Tracks Bikefriendly we have the perfect option for you. With the Ter route, you can explore the Costa Brava and the Pyrenees on your mountain bike. Tracks of the Ter

The importance of water with the Ter route
Depending on which version you choose for the Ter route, you'll visit different towns and cities on a linear route. However, with both routes, you'll follow the course of the Ter River from its source to the beach where it merges with the sea.
What's clear is that with the Ter route, you'll have the opportunity to discover the wide variety of landscapes, culture, history, gastronomy, and traditions of each municipality.
Ter Mountain Bike Tracks
If you opt for the mountain bike route, you will be able to take the tour of 244 km which mostly run along mountain tracks and trails in 3 or 4 stagesWe recommend the four-day cultural tourism option to enjoy the experience and thoroughly explore the cities of Vic and Girona.
Your starting point will be the municipality of Torelló, from there a transfer will take you to the ski resort of Vallter 2000, a mountain bike pass where your route will begin.
You will continue by Ripoll, capital of the Ripollès region, located in the heart of the Pyrenees foothills. There, you can't miss the Monastery of Santa María de Ripoll, one of the most beautiful and important buildings in Catalonia.
Your second stage with 61 km will take you to Vic, a municipality in the Barcelona region of Osona known for being the city of sausage. Don't hesitate to try it or even make it yourself!
Regain your strength for a 81-km hike to Girona. Once there, explore the streets of the old town and Girona Cathedral, iconic landmarks.
Ready for your final leg? Your next destination will be the beach town of L'Estartit. A beautiful natural paradise on the Costa Brava surrounded by the archipelago of the Medes Islands.
And which one do you prefer?




