Bike parks around Bigues i Riells del Fai feature a variety of mountain biking trails set within its natural landscapes, particularly around the Cingles de Bertí. The area is known for its diverse terrain, offering routes that cater to different skill levels. It provides opportunities to explore natural trails and scenic routes, combining physical activity with cultural and panoramic rewards.
Last updated: July 1, 2026
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The first section is easy to do, the second less densely overgrown...
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Very entertaining. It's a shame that the area has a lot of recently and not so recently fallen trees, and they are still there, in the middle and disturbing.
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This trial can be started right in front of the Can Plans rural accommodation, whose entrance trail is barely visible, but after a few meters it is perfectly visible and the downhill spectacle begins. This first section to the Camí del Carme has several rock passes that are done quite well and it is all cyclable and very entertaining. The second section begins on the Camí del Carme and I would say that this section is the official 'Corriol del Carme' trail, although I am not completely sure, as I have not found references about it. If any fellow cyclist in the area can confirm this for me, I would appreciate it. This second section in its second half has some points with a considerable inclination and sharp curves that provide a good adrenaline rush. That's the feeling it gave me, although I suppose that since it was the first time I downloaded it, I was more attentive and tense. The total length of the trail from Can Plans to the end is about 900 m, and according to my experience and level I rate it between High Green and Blue according to Trailforks, and between S1 High and S2 according to the German STS scale (Single Trail Scale). of difficulty for MTB. If you like to go down trialeras or corriols, this is a highly recommended option that I plan to repeat when I plan another route in the area.
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Fun trial of 915 m with some slightly inclined steps but of little difficulty. In general, it allows you to pick up good speed, even in its numerous curves, as it has good supports. I downloaded it today for the first time and I loved it. Being my average level in the All Mountain MTB discipline, I would personally classify it between High Green and Blue according to the Trailforks difficulty scale. Samurai on Trailforks https://www.trailforks.com/trails/samurai-180294/
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Very fun descent of 682 m in which the difficulty lies in a large number of closed curves and very tight passes between trees. It also has some stone steps that are not too complicated. In Trailforks it is listed as Red, but on a personal level and being my average level in downhill trails, I would put it Blue. In Trailforks it is called Roc de Centelles 2/2, although it is also known by the name Tsunami. https://www.trailforks.com/trails/roc-de-centelles-2-2/
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Trialeras of different levels where fun is guaranteed. Personally, I would highlight the "Morgan Palaudalba" trial bike for the steep inclination and subsequent huge bathtub of its first section, and for the twisty and narrow curves of its second ascent section: Morgan Palaudalba on Trailforks https://www.trailforks.com/trails/morgan-palaudalba/
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Very entertaining trail without difficulty to do it on MTB. It allows you to pick up speed making loops. Fun is assured.
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area with several trialeras that range from green to red difficulty, they are short but can be done several times and are very fun to start practicing. the difficulty increases with speed. You can see the trials in the trailforks app
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The trails in Bigues i Riells del Fai offer a diverse range of difficulties, suitable for various skill levels. You'll find everything from intermediate trails perfect for picking up speed, like the Can Reixac / Can Draper Trail, to challenging descents with technical features.
Yes, advanced riders will find several challenging options. The Roc de Centelles 2/2 Trail or Tsunami is known for its fun descent with numerous closed curves, tight passes between trees, and stone steps. Additionally, the Corriol trialera Road To Jamaica, though not a highlight in this guide, is a technical singletrack with rocky and sandy sections rated as 'Black' for experienced riders.
Absolutely. The Can Reixac / Can Draper Trail is described as very entertaining and intermediate, allowing riders to pick up speed with loops. The Palaudalba Trail Area also features trialeras ranging from green to red difficulty, offering short, fun sections ideal for practicing skills at a comfortable pace.
The region is rich in natural beauty. You can expect to ride through lush forests and enjoy views of the dramatic Cingles de Bertí (Bertí Cliffs). Some routes, like those around Sant Miquel del Fai, also feature impressive waterfalls, such as the 100-meter high Tenes waterfall.
Yes, the area offers excellent opportunities to blend cycling with cultural exploration. The Ruta de Sant Miquel del Fai leads to the historic Monastery of Sant Miquel del Fai. Additionally, reaching the Puiggraciós Optical Telegraph Tower by bike offers extensive panoramic views of the entire region, combining physical activity with historical sightseeing.
Yes, several trails offer rewarding panoramic views. The Roc de Centelles 2/2 Trail or Tsunami is noted for its challenging descent and scenic surroundings. The Puiggraciós Optical Telegraph Tower, accessible by mountain bike, is also a high point offering extensive vistas of the region.
Visitors frequently highlight the fun and entertaining nature of the trails. Many appreciate the variety of trialeras for practicing skills, the ability to pick up speed on flowing sections, and the adrenaline rush from technical descents. The natural forest settings and rewarding viewpoints also contribute to a highly enjoyable experience.
While specific seasonal conditions are not detailed, generally, spring and autumn offer the most pleasant weather for mountain biking in this region, with milder temperatures and less extreme heat or cold. It's always advisable to check local weather forecasts before planning your ride.
Yes, Bigues i Riells del Fai is a great area for various cycling disciplines. You can find numerous road cycling routes, general cycling tours, and gravel biking routes, many of which explore the scenic landscapes and historic sites of the area.
The terrain is quite diverse, reflecting the natural landscapes of the region. You'll encounter rocky and sandy sections, especially on more technical singletracks. Trails often feature forest paths, tight passes between trees, and some even include stone steps, providing a varied and engaging riding experience.
The Can Reixac / Can Draper Trail is noted for allowing riders to pick up speed with its loops, ensuring a fun and flowing experience. Similarly, the Samurai Trail is described as a fun trial where you can pick up good speed, even through its numerous curves, thanks to good supports.


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