Mountain climbing

Direct contact with the earth, self-improvement and knowledge. High mountain poetry in the Pyrenees. Mythical peaks such as the 3,143-metre Pica d'Estats, the highest in Catalonia, Canigó, Puigmal, Besiberris, Mulieres and Montardo will more than meet the expectations of all keen climbers. Climbing zones such as Montsec, with the magnificent Terradets, Vilanova de Meià and Mont-rebei tracks, or Collegats gorge, Pedraforca and the mountains of El Cadí, make the Pyrenees a truly unique destination for the sport of climbing.

Excellent climate, a superb network of mountain refuges, complete weather information and mountain rescue services form the perfect complement to these magnificent facilities. 

Summits

La Tossa d'Alp

Tosa d’Alp (2536m), spanning Berguedà and Cerdanya Counties.

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El Puigmal

Puigmal (2910m) is a popular peak attracting many climbers, especially during the summer months. 

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Puigsacalm

Puigsacalm (1514m) is well known in Catalonia and emblematic in Garrotxa County.

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La Pica d'Estats

It is the highest mountain in Catalonia, 3.143 meters high.

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Cadí

Cadí Mountains are among the most characteristic of Catalonia. 

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El Pedraforca

Pedraforca (2506m) was the cradle of the Catalan mountaineering tradition, and the emblematic fork-shaped peak has inspired many stories and legends over the years.

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El Montardo

Its 2,833 meters represent a perfect vantage point of the Val d'Aran, a balcony where you can enjoy the views of many other mountains in the area.

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