The secretive European forest that is open just 10 days a year to barely any tourists

The Pinar de Can Camins is one of the few Mediterranean forests in its original state, with the 30-hectare Spanish forest belonging to the Natura 2000 Network and opening for just 10 days a year

Millions of people worldwide enjoy hiking , with many taking to slopes, hills, mountains and other challenging terrains each year.

However, some trails are more popular than others, such as the Seven Sisters walk in southern England, which becomes particularly crowded when the UK transitions from winter to spring and summer.

Spain also has a thriving hiking scene, but there's one route that sees not thousands, but merely tens of tourists annually.

In a world of overtourism , the Pinar de Can Camins is a haven of tranquillity, reportedly accessible only about 10 times a year.

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