Hiking in Calella and its surroundings

1. Calella-Sant Pol de Mar along the coast

Approximate duration: 1h10 min
Length: 5.87km
Difficulty: Low
The starting point is Calella’s train station. Use the level crossing that you will find approximately 100m from the station to cross the rail tracks. Walk along the sea promenade to the end of Garbí Beach and take the stairs up to the path parallel to the main road N-II. You will walk along this path for about 3km until you see Gran Sol Hotel in Sant Pol de Mar. Once here, walk straight until you see the Sant Pau hermitage at your right and take the street down at your left. Walk along Carrer Nou and Carrer Consolat del Mar Street (we will pass in front of the Town Hall) until you reach the Litoral Park.
The way back will take us again through the city centre until we reach the train station to take the train back to Calella.

2. Calella-Les Torretes through Torrent del Raig-Tennis-Roca Grossaca Grossa

Approximate duration: 1h 45min
Length: 7,42Km
Difficulty: low
Easy route that combines paths through streams and mountains, beautiful views and a path near the beach.
Starting point at Riera Capaspre at the height of Turisme street. We go up to the entrance of Torrent del Raig, located behind the IES Bisbe Sivilla Higschool. There are several points with panoramic views, especially from the Torretes, where there is a viewpoint.
On the way back we go down to Roca Grossa by taking the wooden brige, once you cross the bridge you can go down to the beaches. The return follows the path parallel to the main road N-II with views to Vinyeta Cove, Les Roques beach and Calella’s Beach Promenade.

3. Calella-Sant Pol de Mar- Canet de Mar along the coast

Approximate duration: 2h
Length: 8,75km
Difficulty: moderate
The route starts at the stairs at Garbí beach. Take the stairs up and take the path parallel to the road N-II. Continue along this path (you will have views to the beaches of Roca Pins, Cala Vinyeta and Cala Roca Grossa) up to San Pol de Mar and get to Sant Pol’s Sant Pau Hermitage. Go down to the town centre and walk along Carrer Nou and Consolat del Mar Streets until you reach the Litoral Park. Walk under the bridge with the rail tracks and continue along the beach of Sant Pol de Mar. The path goes parallel to the rail tracks but there is enough space to walk safely.
Before the train tunnel near Canet de Mar you have to take an under passage that takes you again to a path next to the main road N-II. From this point you are about 1.5km from Canet’s train station.

4. Circular route: Calella-coll de l’era d’en Mora-Calella

Approximate duration: 2h 15 min
Length: 9,03km
Difficulty: moderate
We start from the Riera Capaspre to climb through Torrent de la Font del Catx, Torrent del Mas and Torrent de les Guilles until we reach the Coll de l’Era de Mora from where we have beautiful views of Calella and the sea.
To go down, we take the Turó de Can Golinons path, passing through Riera de Valldenguli and along Mestral street to end up again at Riera Capaspre.

5. Calella-Pineda-Calella along the coast

Approximate duration: 45min one way/2h10min return
Length: 4,25 km one way /9,59km return
Difficulty: low
This route goes along the cost from beggining to end. The starting point is the Garbí Beach in Calella. We will go along the sea promenade passing by the Manuel Puigvert Promenade, the train station, the Gran beach, the Poblenou beach, the dog beach, the Riera beach and the Pineda Pescadors beach located right in front of the train station.
To return we can take the same route or do it along the Passeig Marítim. We can also return with the train.

6. Calella-Sant Pol-Calella through the Golinons Valley

Approximate duration: 3h
Length: 13,57km
Difficulty: moderate
We start from Riera Capaspre in Calella and we go up until we reach Coll de l’Era d’en Mora. Once here, we will take the path on the left direction Sant Pol de Mar through Golinons Valley. We continue straight along the sand path that passes through farmhouses and farmland until the track ends and the asphalted Hérois Fragata Numància street begins.
We go down to the height of Riera Vaquer Street that we will find on the left and continue along Virgen de Montserrat Street. At the end of this Street we will find a bridge over the N-II. We cross the bridge and walk straight past the Sant Pau hermitage and take the stairs to go down to the N-II main road.
We follow this path next to the main road until we reach Calella.

7. Circular route: Calella-Puig de Popa-Sant Pol de Mar-Calella

Approximate duration: 4h
Length: 15km
Difficulty: moderate
We start at Calella’s train station. We will go to the Tourism Museum and then we will enter the Dalmau Park.
We will continue through the Turó del Maresme, the Sant Quirze Fountain and we will follow the Calella Riera until we reach the Bonanza Ranch. From this point we take the path on the left that runs through the Torrent de la Font del Catx until we reach Los Escorts and the highest point of the route: The Puig de Popa.
We will go up through sand tracks until we reach Sant Pol, cross the bridge over the N-II main road and continue walking on the path parallel to the N-II until. Right after Roca Grossa we cross the wooden bridge and we walk past Les Torretes, the Calella Lighthouse and the Turó de Capaspre. We will finish the route on the sea promenade, the Manuel Puigvert promenade and Calella’s train station.

8. Circular route: Calella-Sant Cebrià-Sant Pol de Mar-Calella

Approximate duration: 4h
Length: 14,7km
Difficulty: moderate

BTT route that can also be done on foot. The starting point is the Riera de Calella. We will go up to Coll de l’Era d’en Mora. Once here we take the path that goes down to Sant Cebrià de Vallalta. Before reaching the town, near the post office, we take the path on the left and continue until walk net to the the Golf Pitch & Putt. We will continue until we take the road and reach the gas station. Once here we will go along the road that goes to San Pol and we will enter the town through the Riera, Consulat del Mar street, Nou street, the San Pau street and we will take the path parallel to the N-II to reach Calella.

9. Calella – Blanes along the coast

Approximate duration: 4h30min
Length: 17,71km
Difficulty: low
The starting point is the Calella Club Nàutic right in front of the train station. We will continue along the coast passing through the different beaches: Poblenou Beach, Dog Beach, Riera de Pineda Beach, Pescadors Beach, Els Pins beach, Santa Susanna, Levante, Malgrat de Mar and La Cuenca Beach.
We arrive at the mouth of the Tordera’s river and we will have to take the path that goes up to the edge of La Tordera campsite. We will then cross the bridge above the Tordera river and go back down to the seashore to continue along the sea walk up to Sa Palomera right in front of Blanes Catalunya Square.