Green Meridian Trail

Vidrà, the starting point for this hike, is a small town best reached by private car. You can find parking available near the town hall or the sports center in Vidrà.

Yes, this trail is largely considered easy and suitable for the whole family, including children. While most of the route is flat, there are some sections with a pronounced incline, particularly the descent to the waterfall and the subsequent ascent if you do a circular route. These parts have some elevation changes on narrower paths.

The trail typically begins on wide, well-marked forest tracks, sometimes passing by farms. As you approach the waterfall, the path narrows and becomes more rugged, with a steeper descent into the gorge. This section can have more stones and unevenness. You'll walk through lush forests of beeches, oaks, and boxwood, providing ample shade, especially near the Ges River.

The main attraction is the impressive 20-meter high Vidrà Mill Waterfall on the Ges River. You'll also pass through the charming Vidrà Village, and if you follow a circular route, you might see the remains of the Molí Nou and the historic Salgueda Bridge, which dates back to 1846.

The area is particularly beautiful in autumn due to the vibrant colors of the foliage. Spring offers a more generous water flow for the waterfall, making it quite spectacular. Both seasons provide a rich natural experience.

The trail is generally accessible for dogs, but always ensure your dog is under control, preferably on a leash, especially when passing through farms or near wildlife. Be mindful of other hikers and any local regulations.

No, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required to hike the Salt del Molí trail. It is located within the Espai Natural de les Guilleries-Savassona, which is a natural park, but general access for hiking is free.

Yes, this route covers significant sections of other official trails. You'll be following parts of El Meridià Verd and Vidrà-Puig de les Àligues. It also intersects with Torelló-Vidrà, Etapa 30, Camí Oliba. Variant Rajols - Sant Joan de les Abadesses, Etapa 31, and Pont de Salgueda.

This specific Komoot route is designed as a return trip from Vidrà, making it an out-and-back. However, many hikers choose to do a circular route that includes the waterfall and other points of interest like the Salgueda Bridge.

Yes, the pool at the base of the Vidrà Mill Waterfall is suitable for swimming in warmer weather. It can be a refreshing stop during your hike.

Vidrà is a small town and the starting point for the trail. You may find local cafes or restaurants in the village to grab a bite or a drink before or after your hike. However, there are no facilities directly on the trail itself, so plan accordingly.