Cala del Molí
via ferrata
A via ferrata over the sea — steel rungs traversing the Costa Brava cliffs with the waves working underneath you.
Our favourite spots.
We’re based in the Pyrenees but we offer guided services and courses all around Catalonia and beyond.
The areas
Seeded, not complete — these are the places we guide most, and the list grows as we write them up.
Baumes Corcades
via ferrata
Centelles’ classic, and one of the longest in Catalonia — bridges, ladders and a lot of air.
Roca de la Creu
via ferrata
Above Ribes de Freser, where the Pyrenean valleys start — a mountain via with a proper summit feel.
Montserrat
multi pitch
The serrated conglomerate range an hour from Barcelona — hundreds of towers, bolted belays, and the friendliest introduction to big routes anywhere in Catalonia.
Siurana
sport
The clifftop village and the technical limestone that made half the world’s best climbers better. If you learn to use your feet anywhere, you learn it here.
Margalef
sport
A canyon of pocketed conglomerate with over a thousand routes — some of the hardest climbs on Earth, and hundreds of brilliant ones at every grade below.
Mont-rebei
multi pitch · ridge
A gorge with walkways pinned to vertical limestone, big multi-pitch walls above the water, and the crest of Urquiza-Olmo running along the skyline.
Pedraforca
multi pitch
Catalonia’s most recognisable mountain — a twin-pronged summit with real mountain routes on it, and the aid sections that make the aid course suddenly make sense.
Aigüestortes
ridge
High-Pyrenees granite above a national park full of lakes — where Travessany runs, and where a refugi at 2,220 metres makes a two-day ridge the good version.
Maladeta massif
ridge
The roof of the Pyrenees. Aneto at 3,404 metres, the long crest of Salenques-Tempestades, and nine three-thousanders in a row for anyone who has earned them.
Oliana
sport
Big, steep, blue-streaked walls built for endurance — long routes that ask you to keep moving and reward you for learning how.
Sadernes
sport
The quiet one: orange limestone in a green gorge, friendlier angles, and the feeling of having found somewhere the crowds have not.
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