Montnegre

Montnegre refers to a mountain range and a natural park located in Catalonia, Spain. The Montnegre i la Corredoria Natural Park is situated in the comarcas of Maresme and Vallès Oriental, northeast of Barcelona. It is characterized by its Mediterranean forest vegetation, with dominant species including pine trees, holm oaks, and cork oaks. The park is a significant ecological area, providing habitat for various plant and animal species, and serves as a popular destination for hiking, cycling, and other outdoor activities.

The landscape of Montnegre is undulating, with hills and valleys that offer scenic views. Several streams and small rivers flow through the park, contributing to its biodiversity. The area has a rich history, with evidence of ancient settlements and rural traditions. Several hermitages and old farmhouses dot the landscape, some of which have been restored and are used for cultural or recreational purposes. The natural park is managed to preserve its ecological balance and promote sustainable tourism. Its proximity to densely populated areas makes it an important green lung and recreational space for residents of the surrounding regions.