Family-Friendly Aquatic Trekking in Sant Miquel de Campmajor

Context The aquatic trekking experience in Sant Miquel de Campmajor takes place in the Ser River valley, a 33.2 km² rural and fluvial landscape in Catalonia. This valley blends forests, natural springs, and historical sites such as the 13th-century Castillo d’en Roca. The route gently ascends along shaded trails and calm river waters, where the soft sound of flowing water enhances the journey. The Experience You begin with a briefing by the river, where the guide provides equipment and outlines the route. You then paddle through the calm waters of the Ser River, feeling the coolness of the water and hearing the songs of local birds. Afterward, you walk along shaded trails hugging the riverbank, passing traditional farmhouses (masías) and stone fountains, with stops to view the historic Castillo d’en Roca. Optionally, you may jump into the water at designated safe zones. Who It’s For This activity suits families with children aged 6 and up, individuals with low to moderate physical fitness, and small groups seeking a balanced mix of kayaking and hiking in a calm natural setting. It is not recommended for those uncomfortable in water or with limited mobility unless using adapted equipment. Local Context Sant Miquel de Campmajor preserves rural traditions and historical heritage, which guides explain throughout the route. The local community maintains masías and fountains that reflect the traditional way of life in the Pla de l’Estany region, blending nature and culture into a meaningful experience.