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The Terres de l'Ebre are waiting for you! Find out how you can get there.
You can reach Terres de l'Ebre by road, from the AP-7, one of the main axes of the road network, the C-12, the N-340 or the N-420. In addition, there is a complete network of secondary roads that enable road communication between the different towns of Terres de l'Ebre.
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Although some routes are now Greenways, you can still reach Terres de l'Ebre by train. The R15 and R16 lines connect Terres de l'Ebre with several cities: Barcelona, Tarragona, Reus, Castellón, Valencia, Caspe, Zaragoza. In addition, long-distance and high-speed trains (Intercity, Alvia and Avant) stop at the Aldea - Amposta - Tortosa station.
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By bus, the main company that connects Tortosa and other towns in Terres de l'Ebre with points throughout the state is HIFE.
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For people traveling from further afield, arriving by plane can be a good option, as Terres de l'Ebre is close to several airports: Reus, Barcelona-El Prat and Castellón.
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The most daring people can reach Terres de l'Ebre by bicycle, from the Greenway itself, via the Camí de Sirga (GR-99) or the EuroVelo 8, which reaches Athens!
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Les Vies Verdes are routes adapted for walking, running or cycling, created on old railway tracks.
No, no prior booking is required to use the Val de Zafán Greenway, as access is free and open to everyone. Booking is only needed for guided activities or organized services (bike rental, tours, etc.).
Yes, there is a wide range of accommodation near the Greenways, including hotels, rural guesthouses, campsites and tourist lodgings in nearby towns. It is recommended to book in advance, especially on weekends and during peak season.
Check the “How to get there” link to find detailed directions and up-to-date transport options.
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