Best bike parks around Premià De Mar are situated along the Maresme coast, offering a blend of coastal scenery and proximity to the Serralada Litoral Park. This area provides diverse terrain, from seaside paths to inland trails, suitable for various cycling disciplines. Premià De Mar itself is a coastal town with a marina, providing a convenient base for exploring nearby cycling facilities. The region's landscape includes rolling hills and Mediterranean vegetation, creating varied environments for outdoor activities.
Last updated: July 15, 2026
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This pass is private, although it is used by the residents of the area 👍
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A pleasant path through the forest, with virtually no technical difficulty. The area is full of similar trails, perfect for connecting gentle stretches or exploring at a leisurely pace. The most notable feature is the peaceful and quiet atmosphere, ideal for unwinding and relaxing among the trees. Perfect as a connection or easy-going option for MTB routes around Parpers, Òrrius, or Sant Bartomeu.
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A beautiful, varied route.
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Strategic point of the GR-92 that allows different alternatives to our MTB routes: go up to Turó d'en Galzeran along a fun winding path, go down to Tiana along the Camí de Nou Pins track, and for the most daring, go down the trails/ 'Canada' and 'Padme Line' corriols of Red level and great difficulty.
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GR92, a great unmissable route
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Connection path with the trial trails 'Las Piscinas' and 'Las Piscinas - right variant' if we come from the Camí de la Cornisa track from Alella Parc.
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Alternative entrance to the 'Lua' trail ride, level S1 or Green, which has its official start according to Trailforks, about 100 meters ahead. The entrance is inclined and about 15 meters later you have to turn left in a slight ascent to connect with 'Lua' This entrance shares access with the final section of the S3 or Red trialera 'Silvana - Flow Vertical'
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Moderately technical section of rocks that requires attention to successfully lower it. It is not very steep. Controlling the bike well in the right place does not present an extreme difficulty, because despite the abrupt and irregular terrain, it travels through a rocky area well anchored to the ground.
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Around Premià de Mar, you'll find a mix of facilities. Premià de Mar Port offers a versatile skatepark and pumptrack, great for beginners and practicing skills. Just a short distance away in Premià de Dalt, La Poma Bike Park is a much larger, comprehensive facility with extensive areas for various disciplines, including multiple pumptracks, dirt jump zones, a foam pit, and a bike trial area.
Yes, both main facilities cater to beginners. The Skate park and Pumptrack at Premià de Mar Port is an excellent option for children and beginners to develop skills, with features like a low curb for learning. La Poma Bike Park also has a smaller pumptrack specifically ideal for children and beginners, alongside its more advanced sections.
For experienced riders seeking a challenge, La Poma Bike Park in Premià de Dalt offers advanced dirt jump lines like the 'MBA line' and 'Big line', as well as a dual parallel speed & style circuit. Within the Premià de Mar area, the Rocky Mountain Bike Trail features a moderately technical section of rocks that requires attention and good bike control.
La Poma Bike Park is renowned for its extensive facilities, spanning over 30,000 m². It boasts three pumptracks, a dedicated dirt jump zone with lines for all levels, a dual parallel speed & style circuit, a 9x8 meter foam pit for safe trick practice, a bike trial area with obstacles, and even a concrete skatepark. It's a comprehensive training and recreation hub.
Yes, the area offers trails with strategic viewpoints. For instance, Camí de Nou Pins is a trail and mtb_park with a strategic viewpoint, allowing for different alternatives for MTB routes with ascents and descents on various paths.
The Premià de Mar area is great for combining activities. The bike park at Premià de Mar Port is near the beach, allowing for a ride followed by a beach visit. You can also explore various hiking trails, road cycling routes, or general cycling routes around the region.
Yes, some trails serve as connectors. The Connection to Las Piscinas Trail links with the 'Las Piscinas' and 'Las Piscinas - right variant' trial trails, offering a varied route if you're coming from the Camí de la Cornisa track from Alella Parc.
The Mediterranean climate of Premià de Mar generally makes it pleasant for cycling for much of the year. Spring and autumn offer mild temperatures, ideal for outdoor activities. Summers can be hot, but coastal locations like the Premià de Mar Port bike park benefit from sea breezes. Winters are typically mild, allowing for year-round riding, though some trails might be affected by rain.
The Skate park and Pumptrack at Premià de Mar Port is conveniently located near the beach with fountains and restaurants nearby. La Poma Bike Park is more comprehensive, offering amenities such as a picnic area, bike rental, and specialized schools for various disciplines, in addition to its extensive riding facilities.
Yes, the Premià de Mar area is known for its diverse mountain biking trails, including several at an intermediate level. For example, the l'Avi Miquel Trail is a medium difficulty S-2 trialera with fun hairpin turns, offering a 'flowy' experience for intermediate riders.
Visitors appreciate the variety of terrain, from technical rocky sections to strategic viewpoints and connecting paths, catering to different riding preferences. The community also values the well-anchored rocky areas for challenging descents and the fun, winding paths for MTB routes. The proximity to the coast and the diverse facilities for all skill levels are frequently highlighted.
Yes, some trails offer alternative access points. For instance, there's an Alternative entrance to the Lua trail, which is a level S1 or Green ride. This entrance shares access with the final section of the more challenging S3 or Red trialera 'Silvana - Flow Vertical', allowing riders to choose their preferred starting difficulty.


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