Moià, Sant Llorenç Savall, and Sant Miquel del Fai Loop

This route is classified as difficult and is a challenging road ride. It covers approximately 108 kilometers with a significant elevation gain of around 1,840 meters, demanding a high level of fitness.

While primarily a road cycling route, some segments may be unpaved and difficult to ride. You can expect long climbs, especially in the Montseny Natural Park area, with varied surfaces. The route near Sant Miquel del Fai offers fantastic views with tall cliffs.

The Montseny Natural Park area experiences diverse climates. Generally, spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for cycling. Summer can be hot, especially at lower elevations, while higher peaks might experience colder conditions in winter. Always check the weather forecast before you go.

You'll pass several notable spots, including the Sant Jaume de Viladrover Church, the charming Moià Old Town, and the village of Sant Llorenç Savall. A significant highlight is Sant Miquel del Fai, an 11th-century Benedictine monastery and historical site, offering impressive views.

The route starts from Sant Martí de Centelles. You should be able to find parking options within the town, though specific cyclist parking facilities are not detailed. It's advisable to arrive early, especially on weekends, to secure a spot.

Sant Martí de Centelles is the starting point. While public transport options might exist to reach the town, direct services specifically for cyclists with bikes may be limited. Checking local bus or train schedules to Sant Martí de Centelles is recommended.

No specific cycling permits are generally required for riding on public roads within the Montseny Natural Park. However, if you plan to visit specific attractions like the Sant Miquel del Fai complex, there might be entrance fees for the site itself.

As this is a demanding road cycling route, it is generally not suitable for dogs. The long distances, elevation changes, and potential for traffic make it unsafe and impractical for most dogs to accompany cyclists.

Yes, you will pass through several settlements like Moià Old Town and Sant Llorenç Savall, as well as the starting point Sant Martí de Centelles, where you can find cafes, restaurants, and shops to resupply with food and water.

You'll experience the diverse and beautiful landscapes of the Montseny Natural Park, a Biosphere Reserve. This includes Mediterranean flora, holm oak and cork oak forests at lower elevations, transitioning to oak groves and beech forests higher up. The region is rich in water, with streams and waterfalls, and offers stunning views, especially near Sant Miquel del Fai.

Yes, the route briefly intersects with sections of other official trails, including the Camí Ral de Manresa a Vic, El Camí IT7TR1 El Camí de Llevant: de Montserrat a Salses, and Via Ausetana.