Best bike parks around Mollet Del Vallès offer a diverse range of cycling experiences, from urban skate parks to dedicated mountain bike trails. Located in the Vallès Oriental region, the area provides access to both developed facilities and natural landscapes suitable for various biking disciplines. The surrounding terrain includes areas with varied elevation, offering options for different skill levels. This region serves as a hub for cyclists seeking both technical challenges and more relaxed rides.
Last updated: July 1, 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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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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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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Medium level S2 or Blue trialera. About 100 meters from the start, the path is a little broken and against a bank towards a small ravine, so you have to go through it with great care. Then there is a very sharp curve to the right that is slightly inclined and with dry ground. From that curve there is an incline of almost 25% and it is also very dry but you can go down straight to the end of the track, near the Sant Cebrià de Cabanyes hermitage. In general it is fine and it is perfectly cyclable, but to lower it more comfortably it would be necessary to do some cleaning of vegetation.
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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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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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A tough section not suitable for everyone; if necessary, get off the bike. Only those who left the L for practice in the drawer will be able to ride it down with ease.
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Mollet del Vallès and its surroundings offer a diverse range of cycling facilities. You can find urban skate and BMX parks, dedicated pumptracks, and within about an hour's drive, premier downhill mountain bike parks and internationally recognized dirt jumping facilities.
Yes, several options cater to beginners. The Pla de Reixac is a family-friendly trail with little unevenness, perfect for practicing MTB techniques. Additionally, the Pumptrack Palaudalba is excellent for improving bike handling and flow without pedaling, making it valuable for riders of all ages and skill levels. The Mollet Del Valles Steel Park also provides fundamental obstacles for honing basic park skills.
For a dedicated downhill experience, 4RidersBikePark in Avià, about an hour from Mollet del Vallès, is an excellent choice. It features a lift service, bike rentals, and well-maintained trails designed for progressive learning, suitable for all skill levels from beginners to experts.
La Poma BikePark in Premià de Dalt is internationally recognized for its dirt jumping facilities. It offers three pump tracks of varying difficulty, a parallel speed and style track, a dedicated dirt jump area, and a biketrial zone. It's considered one of Europe's best for improving dirt jumping and BMX skills.
Mollet del Vallès hosts the Skate & BMX Park (Mollet del Vallès Skatepark / Circuit d'esports urbans Street Park). This free-to-use urban park has sections with curves, ramps, classic street elements like curbs and ledges, and a bowl, suitable for practicing tricks and maneuvers.
The Rocky Mountain Bike Trail features a moderately technical section of rocks that requires attention and good bike control. The Palaudalba Trail Area also offers trialeras ranging from green to red difficulty, with some sections like the 'Morgan Palaudalba' known for steep inclinations and twisty curves.
Yes, Camí de Nou Pins is an intermediate trail that includes a viewpoint, offering strategic perspectives for various MTB routes. The Pla de Reixac area also features viewpoints amidst its extensive trails.
Many bike parks in the region, such as 4RidersBikePark, benefit from good weather conditions that allow for year-round operation. Generally, the mild climate of the area makes it suitable for cycling throughout most of the year, though checking specific park opening times is always recommended.
Beyond bike parks, the area offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can explore numerous MTB Trails, go cycling on various routes, or enjoy running trails, particularly in the Gallecs Rural Area.
The Torrent de Cabanyes Trail is an intermediate (S2 or Blue level) trialera that is generally cyclable and offers a mix of terrain, including some technical sections and curves. It's a good option for those looking for a moderately challenging ride.
Yes, some of the larger, dedicated bike parks offer these services. For instance, 4RidersBikePark provides bike and protection rentals, along with private lessons from certified instructors. La Poma BikePark also offers lessons and rentals for bikes and helmets.


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