Best lakes around Selva are found in the La Selva region of Catalonia, Spain. This area is characterized by a mix of natural and man-made lakes, rivers, and coastal features. The landscape includes forests, beaches, and viewpoints, offering diverse natural settings. The region provides opportunities for exploring water bodies and their surrounding environments.
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The small, artificially created lake is located in a natural and wonderful cork oak forest. It is a popular hiking and cycling destination. The lake is also on the Eurovelo 8. For us, it was perfect for a short siesta.
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Expansion, restoration, and maintenance work are currently underway. This is a great area for walking or cycling. Mosquito repellent is recommended, as this is a wet area.
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Artificial swamp in the middle of a forest of cork oaks.
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Park with a small artificial lake that is located on the outskirts of the town of Tossa de Mar and that is a different area within a coastal town and where the salt water sea is nearby!
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Park with a small artificial lake located on the outskirts of the town of Tossa de Mar
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Area of wetlands that had been dried up in the last century and have now recovered as they are an incredible green area!
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Between the towns of Caldes de Malavella and Vidreres we find this small swamp that gives its name to Can Llop, a nearby farmhouse. A very pleasant space.
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In this area before going up towards the coastal mountains we find a couple of small swamps that are usually always found with a little water.
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The Selva region in Catalonia, Spain, features a diverse range of water bodies, including large reservoirs like Susqueda Reservoir, natural lakes, and river mouths such as the Mouth of the Tordera. You'll also find artificial swamps like Pantà de Can Llop, offering varied natural settings.
Yes, several lakes in Selva are great for families. Pantà de Can Llop offers shadows and small beaches for resting, while Sa Riera Park provides family-friendly amenities and forest views. The Mouth of the Tordera is also noted as family-friendly with beach access.
For breathtaking views, Susqueda Reservoir is highly recommended, known for its scenic roads and surrounding landscapes. Visitors describe the views as 'like a scene out of James Bond.' Other spots like Estanys de Sils and Pantà de Can Llop also offer pleasant viewpoints.
The Selva region offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can enjoy road cycling on routes like the 'Sant Martí Sacalm and Susqueda Reservoir Loop' which passes by the Susqueda Reservoir. For hiking, there are numerous trails, including those found in the Hiking around Selva guide, and even specific waterfall hikes nearby.
Yes, there are excellent hiking opportunities. The Susqueda Reservoir gravel trail is a wide track with no technical complications, offering incredible views. You can also explore trails around Estanys de Sils. For more options, check out the Hiking around Selva guide.
Absolutely. Pantà de Can Llop features small beaches and shaded areas perfect for resting. Sa Riera Park also offers amenities suitable for a relaxing stop amidst forest views.
Susqueda Reservoir is highly popular for its stunning views and scenic roads. It's known for its dam and the surrounding landscapes, offering a dramatic backdrop for cycling and exploration. The Susqueda Reservoir gravel trail provides wide paths and beautiful sections bordering the Sau reservoir.
While popular spots like Susqueda Reservoir attract many, you might find quieter experiences at places like En Llobet Reservoir or Bassa d'en Rufí, which are also appreciated by the komoot community for their natural settings.
The lakes in Selva are often surrounded by diverse natural features. You can expect to see cork oak forests around Pantà de Can Llop, and general forest views at Sa Riera Park. The Mouth of the Tordera is a natural monument with beach access, showcasing the region's varied ecosystems.
Yes, some lake areas offer parking facilities. For instance, Sa Riera Park is listed as having parking available, making it convenient for visitors arriving by car.
Visitors particularly enjoy the beautiful views, scenic roads, and the peaceful, traffic-free routes, especially around Susqueda Reservoir. The opportunity for cycling and hiking with incredible vistas, as well as family-friendly amenities and natural settings, are frequently highlighted.


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