TER ROUTE

We offer you a tricycle experience that runs through unconventional circuits in Manlleu (Vic).

Through this experience, we offer you the possibility of visiting unique environments, such as municipal markets or local shops, by means of tricycles adapted for all audiences that take itineraries away from conventional places, traffic and crowds .

This itinerary is designed for:

• People who, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, are in a situation of “unwanted loneliness” or have mental health problems. For these users we propose therapeutic walks that allow them to reconnect with nearby and natural environments through sustainable tricycle routes. During the experience, users are accompanied by a professional driver (or rider) and, if necessary, by a psychologist.
• People who want to live an alternative experience, while reconnecting with themselves and the environment. In this case, the experience is conceived as a tricycle tourist route that runs through non-conventional circuits. During the route, users can learn about historical anecdotes from the territory and visit new green spaces that are away from traffic and day-to-day crowds.

Characteristics of the Ter Route:

This route starts and ends at the Ter Museum. The route skirts the River Ter and passes several characteristic attractions of the area, such as the jetty, the canal or the old recluses. It is an area with a very rich biodiversity that favors bird watching throughout the year.

• Kilometers: 4 km.
• Slope: 1%.
• Difficulty: minimal.
• Paving: asphalt and sand.
• Meeting point: Plaça de les Dones del Ter, 1, 08560 Manlleu.

Experience drivers:

The riders are the people in charge of dynamizing the experience. They are professional, local drivers with specific training who know the territory in depth. Through their accompaniment, the riders offer calm, unique and regenerative experiences that encourage people to reconnect with themselves and the environment.

The so-called fourth wave, that of mental health problems as a result of Covid-19, is already starting to emerge. The demand for alternative therapeutic services to conventional treatments has increased alarmingly in recent months. Through these itineraries we fight against social isolation, generate emotional bonds and promote sustainable mobility.

We offer this experience both for people with special needs and for people who are aware of sustainability and want to discover the territory in an alternative way to the usual.

What do you tell us? Are you up for it?