Twelve routes across Montserrat, the Pyrenees and the Priorat — from your first bolted multi-pitch to two days on world-class limestone. Pick your climb, we handle the rest.
Every climb below is led by a certified mountain guide, with technical gear included and small group sizes.
Whether it's a single day on Montserrat's golden conglomerate, a two-day Pyrenean ridge with a night in a mountain refuge, or a custom objective you've been dreaming about, you'll climb with someone who knows the rock, the weather windows, and how to keep the day moving. Browse by style below, or get in touch and tell us your goal.
Grade V+ · Montserrat · Full day
Montserrat's perfect first multi-pitch: five bolted pitches, 150 m of golden conglomerate, and a true summit view.
Grade V+ · Montserrat · Full day
Summit Montserrat's most iconic spire by its most accessible line — first climbed in 1935, still a rite of passage.
Grade 6c / V+ A0 · Montserrat · Full day
250 metres, 7 pitches, up to 6c: Montserrat's most emblematic big line, opened in 1971 and still one of the best climbs in Catalunya.
Grade V+ · Montserrat · 2 days
Two days, two iconic Montserrat summits — the perfect way to actually understand the massif, not just visit it.
Grade IV+ · Lleida · Full day
An 8-pitch airy ridge above the Segre gorge — classic climbing, griffon vultures overhead, huge views.
Grade V · Noguera · Full day
An elegant 330 m crest rising straight out of the reservoir — no bolts anywhere, and a genuinely alpine feel ninety minutes from Barcelona.
Grade V · Tarragona · Full day
Granite, almost no fixed gear, pure classic climbing — the longest route in the Prades mountains, hidden in a valley near Poblet.
Grade IV+/V- · Pyrenees · 2 days
Five granite needles in a row inside Aigüestortes National Park — a refuge night, rappels between summits, and the whole Besiberri skyline in front of you.
All levels · Bages · Half-day
A half-day on the strangest rock in Catalonia — golden conglomerate towers forty-five minutes from Barcelona, every route ending on a summit.
All levels · Priorat · 2 days
Two days on world-class limestone below a medieval clifftop village — sectors matched to your level, from friendly slabs to 8a projects.
All levels · Priorat · 2 days
Pockets, sun and endless red conglomerate — Siurana's wilder sibling, and one of Europe's best winter crags.
Ages 6+ · Montserrat, Berga, Solius or other · Half/full day
A day outdoors the whole family will remember: safe top-rope climbing, a bit of rappelling, and games on the rock.
Any objective · Catalunya & Pyrenees
Got a route on your list that isn't on ours? Tell us the objective — or just your level and appetite — and we'll design the day.
Mountains rule our calendar. If conditions ever force us to cancel, we reschedule or refund.
What people ask before their first guided climb in Catalunya — levels, safety, and how a day actually runs.
It depends on the route. Several of our multi-pitch days on Montserrat are built for complete beginners — you second the route rather than leading it, and we teach the ropework as we go. Others, like the two-day trips to Siurana and Margalef, suit climbers already comfortable around 6a. Check the grade on each route, or get in touch and we'll point you to the right one.
Everything from your first bolted multi-pitch, with no prior grade needed, up to sustained sport routes in Margalef and Siurana where 8a projects sit alongside friendly slabs. Each of the twelve routes above lists its grade and who it suits, so you can match the day to your level rather than guessing.
Yes — that's the point of going guided. Your guide builds every anchor, manages the ropes and finds the route, and teaches you the fundamentals as you climb. You're roped and protected throughout. You focus on the movement; we handle the systems that keep you safe, and the decision about when to press on or turn back.
A multi-pitch route climbs a wall in stages, giving you height, exposure and a true summit — Montserrat's speciality. A ridge is a long, airy line along a crest, more mountaineering in feel, with scrambling and rappels between towers. Sport climbing is single-pitch routes on bolts, where you climb many lines in a day rather than one big one.
A certified mountain guide, all technical gear — harness, helmet, rope, quickdraws and anything route-specific — plus route planning and permits where they're needed. Food, transport to the crag and personal clothing are on you unless a route page says otherwise. Bring your own climbing shoes if you have them.
We reschedule or refund, no questions asked — see our promise above. Catalunya has enough microclimates that we can often just move you to a different crag rather than cancel outright, which is one of the quiet advantages of climbing with people who know the whole region.
Yes — every route on this page can be booked privately, whether you're on your own, as a pair or with friends. Group size limits and pricing are shown on each route page, and the per-person cost drops with numbers. Get in touch if you want a custom itinerary across several days.
As early as you can, particularly for weekends in spring and autumn, which are the busiest climbing seasons here. Two-day trips and refuge-night routes like the Agulles de Travessany need the most notice, since accommodation has to be arranged alongside the guiding.
