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Calonge i Sant Antoni

Carrilet Greenway – Tren Petit Greenway loop from Calonge, Camping Internacional (Dir. Girona)

Calonge i Sant Antoni

Carrilet Greenway – Tren Petit Greenway loop from Calonge, Camping Internacional (Dir. Girona)

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Carrilet Greenway – Tren Petit Greenway loop from Calonge, Camping Internacional (Dir. Girona)

07:26

119km

500m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 1, 2026

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Espai d'interès natural de les Gavarres

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Start point

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6.46 km

Castell d'Aro station and historic steam locomotive

Highlight • Historical Site

The old Castell d'Aro station was part of the Carrilet route and was used to cross trains.
It is highly recommended to make a stop to visit the interior of the station where the stationmaster's office and the wooden structure of the ticket office are still preserved today.

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15.7 km

Caseta de guarda de Panedes. La Barrera

Ruins

37.1 km

Carrilet Greenway

Highlight • Cycleway

The Carrilet II greenway is a 39.7 km long greenway, with a gentle slope from Girona to San Felíu de Guixols (15 m) that reaches its highest point in Cassà de la Selva (136 m). Following the route of the old Girona – San Felíu de Guixols narrow-gauge train, the itinerary allows you to discover the Gironés and Bajo Ampurdán regions, from the Ter river basin to the Ridaura valley, passing through the Selva depression. The Carrilet II Greenway Nature Trail is included in the Nature Trail Network of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.

The peculiarity of the route of the railway from San Felíu de Guixols to Girona is the smoothness of slopes and curves. Its route is formed by a sinuous line mathematically drawn on the territory. Leaving Girona, the route first crosses the La Selva depression, characterized by a mosaic landscape with alternating crops and mountains. The second half of the route runs through the Ridaura valley, which separates the Cadiretes massif, to the south, from the Gavarres massif and which, with a slight unevenness, leads to the sea right in the town of San Felíu de Guixols, a town cradle of the place name "Costa Brava".

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40.9 km

Girona

Highlight • Settlement

They say that Girona is the real capital of Catalonia. It is a cycling destination par excellence. In addition, it is symbolically a bridge for the start and end of routes that take you to dream places, mid-mountain (Gavarres), the coast (Costa Brava and Empordà), Mountain and high Mountain (Garrotxa, Ripollés, Pyrenees).

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41.3 km

Riu Onyar

Lake

42.8 km

View of the Colorful Houses on the Onyar River from Pont de Sant Feliu

Highlight • Viewpoint

The newest bridge in Girona, which was built in 1995, by the architects Antoni Blazquez, Lluís Guanter and Pere Solà, connects Passeig de Canalejas with Sant Feliu, Carrer de Calderers and Carrer de la Boat, crossing the Onyar. This is the last bridge over the exclusively pedestrian Onyar in the north direction.
For many visitors, crossing this bridge is the start of their visit to the city's Old Quarter, from the car and bus parking located next to Parc de la Devesa.
The perspective of Girona from this bridge is the most typical: in the foreground, the houses on the river; beyond, the towers of Sant Feliu and the Cathedral. It is also an excellent point of observation of the river fauna of the Onyar: from the emblematic carp or mallard ducks, to the less spectacular species, such as sunfish or gardeners and seagulls and gulls, flying over the space.

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44.1 km

Illa del Ter

Forest

88.0 km

Gualta Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Known as the Pont de Gualta, it is a construction from the 16th and 17th centuries, located in the municipality of Gualta, in the Baix Empordà region (Girona).

It has five eyes, with lowered arches, of different light. Its state of conservation is very good and it is one of the accesses to the town of Gualta. Next to the bridge is a commemorative monolith of the defense of the population against the French army during the war against Napoleon in 1809.

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