Overview
Parc del Montnegre i el Corredor offers a protected Mediterranean forest escape between Barcelona and the Costa Brava, covering approximately 15,000 hectares. The park safeguards Neolithic dolmens, Iberian remains, and medieval churches scattered among diverse landscapes of crops, forests, and farmhouses.
Architecture · Day Trips · History · Museums · Nature
Before you go
Culture
The park protects agroforestry landscapes shaped over centuries, including working farms alongside protected natural areas.
Money
The park is free to enter. Food and services are found in surrounding villages where euros are accepted.
Packing
Bring sturdy hiking boots, water, sun protection, and downloaded offline maps. Cell phone coverage is unreliable in valleys.
Safety
Extreme fire risk in summer—never make open fires. Mountain roads are unpaved with steep grades. Carry water and inform someone of your hiking plans.
Transport
Access via roads B-510, C-35, C-61 with multiple free parking areas at trailheads. No public transportation directly serves the park interior.
Weather
Mediterranean climate with humid summers from sea influence. Best visited in spring or fall for comfortable hiking temperatures.