Stands out for

  • • Panoramic views of Montserrat from the Ermita de la Salut
  • • Journey through the maritime neighborhood of Barceloneta with salty air and sea breeze
  • • Traverse forest trails and cycle paths within the Parc Natural de Collserola
  • • Use of electric mountain bikes to ease steep sections and varied terrain
  • • Unique blend of urban, coastal, and natural environments across 25 km

Description

Context The guided e-MTB route begins in Barcelona and winds through the Parc Natural de Collserola, leading to the Ermita de la Salut—an iconic site offering panoramic views of Montserrat and the Pyrenees. The full journey spans 25 km with a total elevation gain of 300 meters, blending cycle paths, dirt trails, and urban stretches. The breeze carries scents of thyme and sea, reflecting the striking contrast between coastal and mountain landscapes.

The Experience The tour begins in Barcelona with equipment handover and a brief orientation. You ride toward the Barceloneta neighborhood, where the salty sea breeze and gentle waves accompany your ride. You pass the Olympic Port, admiring contemporary architecture, before ascending into the Collserola hills, surrounded by bird calls and the cool scent of pine trees. Reaching the Ermita de la Salut offers a peaceful pause with sweeping vistas and the quiet serenity of nature.

For Whom Ideal for those with basic cycling experience and moderate physical fitness, families with children aged 10 and up, and tourists seeking a mix of urban culture and natural beauty. Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility unless using adapted equipment, or those unable to sustain moderate physical activity.

Local Context The Ermita de la Salut is a symbolic landmark tied to regional traditions and cultural heritage. The Parc Natural de Collserola serves as a green lung surrounding Barcelona, where shepherds still practice transhumance in autumn, blending natural and cultural heritage in a living landscape.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

Ages 6+

Kid-friendly Booking required

Practical Guide

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Expert Recommendations

Always wear the provided helmet and gloves. Dress in comfortable cycling attire, apply sun protection, and carry enough water. The best time is spring to autumn; avoid midday heat. The route is low-difficulty, but some sections with stepped inclines require moderate effort. Small group sizes ensure a more personalized and secure experience.

Physical Requirements

moderate physical activity, suitable for children aged 10 and above

About the Area

The route passes through the natural and cultural landscape of Barcelona, including the Parc Natural de Collserola, coastal zones, and historic neighborhoods such as Barceloneta and Poblenou. The starting point is in central Barcelona, easily accessible by public or private transport. Nearby attractions include the Sagrada Família, the Gothic Quarter, urban beaches, and authentic local dining in historic neighborhoods.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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No advanced experience is needed. The route is low-difficulty and uses electric mountain bikes that assist with pedaling, though some sections with inclines may require moderate effort.
Included: electric mountain bike, helmet, and gloves. Bring comfortable cycling clothing, water, sun protection, and a camera for photos.
The tour is suitable for children aged 10 and older, provided they can safely operate the bike and follow the guide’s instructions.
The route combines cycle paths, dirt trails, and urban sections with a total elevation gain of approximately 300 meters over 25 km—ideal for low-difficulty levels.
Yes, the tour is available all year. However, it’s best enjoyed on sunny days to fully appreciate the views and natural surroundings.