Since they are the main mountain range around Barcelona, many climbing trips take place in these beautiful coastal peaks. Climbing to the top affords great views of the city, sea and Pyrenees.
Country Code
+34
Currency
Euros
Language
Spanish and Catalan
Best time to visit
The best time for rock climbing around Barcelona is from April to September, but many guides offer tripes year round
How long should I stay?
This depends on how much free time you have. Most guides offer one-day rock climbing excursions with an option to extend the trip for another day or two. Other guides offer trips that last up to one-week
What’s the weather like?
The weather in and around Barcelona is hard to beat. During the summer, the average temperature runs from 25ºC to 30ºC with fewer than seven days of rain per month. Even in the winter temperatures are above 10ºC and rain is more likely but still rare
The Montserrat is a coastal mountain range that surrounds the city of Barcelona. It is here that most of the city’s rock climbing activities are located. The Montserrat present a diverse range of different types of climbs ranging from simple single-pitch ascents, to longer and more difficult multi-pitch climbs, meaning there is something for rock climbers of all levels. The Cavall Bernat is important rock feature here that is particularly popular with climbers from all over
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