Scenic Viewpoints and Peaks
This collection spans the diverse geography of Catalonia, featuring medieval structures like the Romanesque Torre de les Hores in Pals and the Carolingian-era Girona City Walls. It includes coastal landmarks such as the Far del Cap de Creus, the easternmost point of the Iberian Peninsula, alongside high Pyrenean summits like Pic Péric and the Canigó Massif. Further inland, the list highlights the dramatic limestone escarpments of Tavertet and the rugged cliffs of the Alta Garrotxa, offering views across the Mediterranean and the volcanic hinterland.
A Torre de les Hores
A 15-meter Romanesque clock tower built between the 11th and 12th centuries. It is the primary remaining structure of the former Castle of Pals.
B Girona City Walls
Walkable defensive ramparts with foundations dating to the Roman era. The walls provide views over Girona’s Cathedral, the Jewish Quarter, and the distant Pyrenees.
Far del Cap de Creus
A lighthouse built in 1853 on the easternmost point of the Iberian Peninsula. It sits within a natural park known for its unique metamorphic rock formations.
D Pic Péric
A mountain peak in the Pyrenees reaching an elevation of 2,810 meters, located near the border of Ariège and Pyrénées-Orientales.
E Roca Maura
A 225-meter limestone hill overlooking L'Estartit. The summit offers a vantage point over the Medes Islands and the Ter River delta.
F Tretzevents
Tretzevents or Puig de Tres Vents is a mountain of the Canigó Massif, Pyrenees, Pyrénées-Orientales, France.
G Puigsagordi
A 983-meter peak near Centelles, featuring a via ferrata and views across the Vic plain and the Montseny Massif.
H Roca Sareny
A 771-meter peak located within the Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac Natural Park.
I la Morella
The highest point of the Garraf Massif at 593 meters, providing views of the Barcelona coastline, the Llobregat delta, and the Montserrat range.
Montcau
Montcau is a mountain of Catalonia, Spain. It has an elevation of 1,056 metres above sea level.
Avencs i cingles de Tavertet
Vertical sandstone cliffs that drop over 200 meters toward the Susqueda Reservoir and the Ter River valley.
Guitarriu
A mountain ridge in the Alta Garrotxa region, characterized by rugged limestone terrain and proximity to the Romanesque sanctuary of Sant Andreu de Guitarriu.
Intra món
A cliff formation located in the protected natural area of the Alta Garrotxa, near the valley of Sant Aniol d'Aguja.
Cingles de Guitarriu
Prominent limestone escarpments in the Alta Garrotxa, overlooking the Llierca river valley.
Cingle Trencat
A fractured cliff face located in the rugged terrain of the Sadernes area within the Alta Garrotxa.
Cingle de Bistoltes
A limestone cliff in the Garrotxa region, forming part of the mountainous landscape between Sadernes and the Bassegoda peak.
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