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| Group 1 Mar 1 to Mar 8 | Group 2 Mar 8 to Mar 15 | Custom Group Dates you pick | | --- | --- | --- | | ✅🔲🔲🔲🔲🔲🔲 6 spots available | 🔲🔲🔲🔲🔲🔲🔲 7 spots available | Get together at least 3 people |
Catalunya offers a striking diversity of limestone and conglomerate climbing within a few hours’ drive, and this itinerary hits the most emblematic areas. We’ll begin in Subirats, a small crag near Barcelona that provides a gentle introduction to local climbing. The routes are single pitch on compact limestone with positive edges and pockets, ideal for getting comfortable with the rock after arriving. For the multi-pitch day, we’ll climb in Montserrat, the distinctive conglomerate massif known for its rounded, pebble-studded rock. Here, routes follow cracks and pockets up domes and walls with sweeping views, combining moderate technical climbing with a clear sense of place.
The single-pitch days focus on two of Catalunya’s legendary sport climbing destinations: Siurana and Margalef. Siurana, perched above a historic hilltop village, is famous for its vertical to slightly overhanging orange and grey limestone walls covered in crisp edges and intricate face climbing. Margalef is defined by pocketed conglomerate, offering powerful, athletic climbing on steep terrain with distinctive two-finger pockets. Both areas have shaped modern sport climbing history and sit near traditional Catalan towns, where climbing and local culture intersect.
You’ll get a taste of the broad cross-section of Catalunya’s crags—from accessible roadside sectors to world-renowned walls—each with its own style and character.