After the pass, there is a steep descent to Sant Iscle de Vilalta. Here begins a new demanding climb that leads to the Sender dels Miradors, from where we can already see the sea sparkling on the horizon. The track descends towards the Maresme, through woods and fields, until it reaches Canet de Mar, a coastal town with a rich modernist and seafaring tradition, also known for its craft workshops and the architectural legacy of Domènech i Montaner. We continue along rural paths that cross small streams to Arenys de Munt, where we join the Coll del Pollastre road (267 m). It is a short climb but full of curves and good views over the coast, culminating in a rapid descent to Mataró, the capital of the Maresme, an ancient Roman city and today a lively town with a rich modernist heritage, such as the Nau Gaudí, Antoni Gaudí’s first work.