Best waterfalls around Santa Maria De Palautordera are found at the foothills of the Montseny massif, offering access to various cascades within its natural surroundings. This region, part of the Montseny Natural Park and the Vallès Oriental, provides opportunities for nature exploration. The area is characterized by diverse landscapes and watercourses originating in the Montseny Massif.
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This Gorge....Beyond... Of small dimension, it is fantastic for a moment of relaxation, easily accessible, although it is not cyclable... you can leave the bike about 50 Mtr. Further back And enjoy a glorious moment 🏞️🤩
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After the "Jana" storm, on March 16, 2025, its flow was abundant 💧 Giving rise to these mini waterfalls, worthy of contemplation...
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This is the first jump in the stream, prior to the hydroelectric plant. It is about 10 meters high and is probably the most beautiful waterfall in Montseny. It's not too easy to get there and it's quite hidden, but it's worth the effort. It is sometimes confused with a smaller previous jump, called Salt de Corbera.
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For me the most beautiful waterfall in this area of Montseny. It's not too easy to get there but it's worth the effort
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The swamp at this moment has almost no water, it is almost empty. 04/18/2023
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On the way to the town of Gualba, half hidden in the forest, we find a waterfall that, when falling, forms a very deep well, which is called the Gorg Negre. Legend has it that, in the past, in the municipality of Gualba there were often strong storms that ruined those regions, destroying fields and forests. Some storms, they explain, that formed above the Black gorg and that, a few hours before, the waters of the Black gorg stirred and made a strange rumor until some mists rose that formed a black cloud at the summit. Already many years before, it was known that witches and warlocks lived in the Black gorg, and it was believed that all storm sickness was caused by those people. It was then that the rector of Gualba and all his parishioners went in procession to the Black gorg, and the rector is going to sprinkle holy water to force the witches and warlocks to live fermats at the bottom of the water, and he ordered a cross to be planted at the top of the mountain where the cloud was formed. And it seems that since then, the municipality of Gualba has always been freer from those great storms.
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Basin and small waterfalls in the creek
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The region offers several beautiful cascades. Among them, the Gorg Negre Waterfall is a local favorite, known for its deep pool and folklore. Within the Montseny Natural Park, you'll find various waterfalls, including one that forms significant cascades, often considered one of the most beautiful in Montseny, such as Salt del Diable. For a more easily accessible option, consider Sot and Hell’s Waterfall.
Yes, the Gorg Negre Waterfall is steeped in local legend. Tales speak of witches and wizards who once lived there, and the rector of Gualba blessing the waters to banish storms. This folklore adds a mystical element to its natural beauty.
The Montseny Natural Park is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, offering a rich and diverse natural environment. The waterfalls within the park, such as the Waterfall in Montseny Natural Park and Salt del Diable, are known for their significant cascades and powerful flows, especially after rainfall. Visiting them provides a chance to experience the park's stunning landscapes.
Absolutely. Sot and Hell’s Waterfall is described as easily accessible and fantastic for a moment of relaxation, making it suitable for families. Additionally, the Vallcàrquera Stream features a beautiful waterfall along an excursion route that is suitable for families, offering a relaxed setting to enjoy nature.
The waterfalls are particularly impressive after periods of heavy rainfall, as their flow becomes abundant. Spring and autumn are generally good times to visit, as the weather is pleasant and the water levels are often higher, enhancing the natural spectacle.
Yes, the Gorg Negre Waterfall is noted as being ideal for a swim in summer, thanks to the deep pool formed at its base.
The Gorg Negre Waterfall is somewhat hidden within the forest near Gualba. Similarly, Salt del Diable is described as quite hidden and not too easy to get to, but well worth the effort for its beauty.
The area around Santa Maria de Palautordera, particularly within the Montseny Natural Park, offers numerous outdoor activities. You can find various running trails, such as those detailed in the Running Trails around Santa Maria De Palautordera guide. There are also traffic-free bike rides, including options for touring bicycles and mountain biking, which you can explore in the Traffic-free bike rides around Santa Maria De Palautordera guide.
Yes, many waterfalls in the region are accessed via hiking trails. For example, the Vallcàrquera Stream features an excursion route alongside it that leads to a beautiful waterfall. The Montseny Natural Park is crisscrossed with trails that allow you to discover various cascades, though some, like the one leading to Salt del Diable, can be challenging to reach.
Beyond the waterfalls, the region is rich in natural beauty. You'll encounter dense forests, particularly within the Montseny Natural Park, which is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The watercourses themselves often feature basins and smaller cascades. The area also offers numerous viewpoints providing panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscapes.


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