Girona Greenways have become a main artery of communication through the landscape, from the mountain to the sea. Allow users to go from the enchanting Pyrenees down to the warm Costa Brava by bicycle or on a pleasant hike. The route takes you through five of the eight Girona counties: Baix Empordà, Gironès, La Selva, Garrotxa and Ripollès.

Running for 125 kilometres, the route is structured into four sections: the Iron and Coal Route, which goes from Ripoll to Ogassa via Sant Joan de les Abadesses; the Olot-Girona Narrow-Gauge Railway Route, which goes from Olot to Girona passing through the towns in the valleys of the rivers Ter, Brugent and Fluvià, the Girona-Sant Feliu de Guíxols Narrow-Gauge Railway Route, which starts out from Girona, traverses the eastern flank of the depression of La Selva as far as Llagostera, and from there follows the valley of the Riudaura to emerge on the Mediterranean coastline in the town of Sant Feliu de Guíxols, and the “Little Train Route” between Palamós and Palafrugell.

Throughout the journey, our signposts – combining mountain green and sea blue- will guide you along the Greenways so that you can discover and enjoy the rich heritage of their surroundings

The guides “The Secrets of the Greenways” offers you the opportunity to travel by bicycle or on foot along routes immersed in secrets hidden away from prehistoric times to the present day. At each place, you will find signposts that will guide you through the past and present, giving historical explanations from a wide variety of different perspectives under four headings: Landmarks of Identity, Cultural Landscapes, Nature Trails, and History of the Land and its Literary Legacy.