Best bike parks around Cerdanyola Del Vallès offers access to extensive mountain biking opportunities, primarily through its proximity to the Serra de Collserola Natural Park. This expansive natural park provides a vast network of trails suitable for various skill levels. While Cerdanyola del Vallès itself focuses on natural trails, the broader Barcelona province includes dedicated bike parks. The region serves as a gateway to diverse cycling experiences, from leisurely rides to technical downhill tracks.
Last updated: May 20, 2026
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Valldaura viewpoint from the Horta road, with views over the velodrome and Carmel.
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Medium-high difficulty trial. Lots of walking
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Beautiful viewpoint over the Serra de Collserola park.
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One of the best places (of the many) in Collserola to enjoy mountain biking. Don't hesitate!
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One of the most beautiful sections of Collserola. You have several water crossings when there has been rain. It is a humid area, and even in summer it is one of the few pleasant places. Highly advisable.
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Nice waterfall, too bad it has been dry for too long due to the lack of rain.
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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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The Mirador del Portell de Valldaura is one of several viewpoints over the Serra de Collserola Natural Park. It is very wide and through it you can access the S-2 Portell de Valldaura MTB trail: Portell de Valldaura on Trailforks https://www.trailforks.com/trails/portell-de-valldaura/
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Cerdanyola del Vallès serves as a gateway to the extensive Serra de Collserola Natural Park, offering a vast network of natural mountain biking trails suitable for various skill levels. For those seeking more specialized facilities, dedicated bike parks with features like dirt jumps and downhill tracks are accessible within the broader Barcelona province.
Yes, for specialized experiences, you can visit La Poma Bikepark in Premià de Dalt, renowned for its dirt jumping, pumptracks, and various lines for all levels. Another option is 4Riders Bike Park in Berga, which offers a range of MTB trails from beginner flow lines to technical downhill tracks with efficient lift service.
The Serra de Collserola Natural Park offers over 250 km of permitted cycling paths. Notable trails include the challenging Pajaritos Trail, which features a mix of easy, medium, and technical downhill sections. Another strategic point for various MTB routes is Camí de Nou Pins, offering alternatives including challenging red-level trails.
While Cerdanyola del Vallès itself has discussed a pump track project for skill development, the nearby La Poma Bikepark offers three pumptracks of varying lengths suitable for all levels, making it excellent for developing bike handling skills and balance. The Serra de Collserola Natural Park also has many easy and moderate loops suitable for family rides, though specific trails should be checked for difficulty.
You can visit the beautiful La Rierada Waterfall, especially scenic in autumn, which involves several water crossings. The Portell de Valldaura Viewpoint offers expansive views over the Serra de Collserola Natural Park, Barcelona, and even Monserrat, and is accessible via MTB trails.
In Collserola Natural Park, cycling is permitted on over 250 km of paths. However, pedestrians always have priority, and there is a 20 km/h speed limit on trails. Downhill bikes are specifically prohibited on certain paths to ensure safety and preserve the natural environment.
The Serra de Collserola Natural Park is well-connected by public transport from various points, including Cerdanyola del Vallès, making it accessible for cyclists without private vehicles. Specific routes and access points can be found through local transport information.
Beyond bike parks, the region offers extensive opportunities for other outdoor activities. You can find numerous hiking trails, such as the 'Pi d'en Xandri, La Torre Negra, Ermita Sant Medir, Turó de Valldaura – Collserola – Circular Route' or 'Collserola Viewpoints Loop'. For more mountain biking, explore the 'MTB Trails around Cerdanyola Del Vallès' guide, which includes routes like 'Sentmenat Castle – Hostal del Fum Park loop'. There are also options for gravel biking, with routes like 'Ripoll River – Molí d'en Fontanet Footbridge loop'. You can find more details in the Hiking around Cerdanyola Del Vallès, MTB Trails around Cerdanyola Del Vallès, and Gravel biking around Cerdanyola Del Vallès guides.
The region generally offers pleasant cycling conditions for much of the year. The La Rierada Waterfall area, for instance, is noted as a humid and pleasant spot even in summer. Autumn is particularly beautiful for its scenery, while spring and early summer also offer mild temperatures. Always check local weather conditions before heading out.
Yes, trails like Torrent de Cabanyes Trail are rated as medium level (S2 or Blue) with some technical sections requiring care. The Pajaritos Trail also offers sections of medium difficulty alongside more challenging parts, making it a fun and exciting option for those looking to improve their technique.
Visitors appreciate the diverse terrain, from the extensive natural trails of Collserola to the specialized features of dedicated bike parks. The technical downhill sections of trails like Pajaritos Trail are often highlighted as fun and exciting. The well-maintained slopes and progressive skill development opportunities at parks like 4Riders Bike Park are also highly valued by the cycling community.


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