Short but intense route that leads us to the Mare de Déu de Gràcia hermitage very close to the municipality of Santa Susanna, mostly along a path.
- Distance: 5,20 km
- Elevation gain: 149 m positive
The characteristics of the route allow this route to be carried out in both directions of the march.
It must be borne in mind that it is not considered a difficult route, but as it passes through trails, it is not a route to begin with and requires cyclists with some experience and skill.
Observations
Without being a short-distance route, it must be borne in mind that the route runs along a path that requires a certain skill. It is a route that can be done both by electric bicycle and by conventional bicycle
Source: Santa Susanna City Council
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