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Routes

From Tiana to La Conreria
On foot
Approximate length: 1 km
Difficulty: low

This itinerary, along a path with some undergrowth, is not recommended for small children. Some years ago it was marked with two yellow points that can still be seen. The route begins at the (B 29) bus stop, opposite the Tiana swimming pool. To the left is the Font Alba path, tidy and well-kept but which has lost much of its charm after the fires of 1994.

Our route runs along this path, which climbs up along the right of the swimming pool towards the skating and handball court. Keep the court on your right, and just past it, where you see some pines, take the path that climbs steeply to a crest line full of undergrowth. Now look for a path that goes towards the pine trees a little further up and, once you find it, make for the curve in the road that you can see higher up. Follow the edge of the road and continue by the path than comes out onto a track, follow this until you come to an electricity pylon. Just behind this, another path goes up, veering to the left and following the line of the high voltage cables. Continue along this path, which will start to descend, and before the next pylon, you come to a junction. Here, take the right-hand path upwards, ignoring the yellow barred way, and you will soon reach the wood, and the track in front of the southern entrance of Mas Po-Canyadó.

When you are going back down, remember that when you leave the house, you must walk in front of the sign for Tiana, taking the left-hand path. When you get to below the electric cables, make for the electricity tower and once there, take the track that goes downhill. Before you reach the road, look for the path that goes along its left side, and continue between the pines. Once past the pines, make for some other pines lower down, and make for the path that goes down towards the track that skirts the left hand side of the handball court. Go on past the court, and then in front of the swimming pool that you will see to your right. In front of you, you will find the bus stop.

Source: JAUMOT, Miquel. Guide Project, La Conreria.