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Kytting
Frederiksberg, Denmark227 contributions
Jul 2012 • Family
We rented a house nearby called Cal Maineder with view directly to Pedraforca. The tourist information in Saldes was very helpful and we got maps and suggested trekking routes (three kids 11,8 and 2). There are hikes for everybody, the routes are well marked, the refugios are very nice and it's easy to get to the different starting points.
Written August 6, 2012
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Maytum
Leamington Spa, UK4 contributions
Sep 2018 • Friends
the mountain views are beautiful from the top but beware the climb up can be tricky. There are two routes and one is much easier than the other.
I went with a group who had little experience of climbing and we struggled on one of the routes as it was steeper than we had been lead to believe.
I would strongly suggest that if you don't have experience scrambling then I would take the easier route up and down as it is still a good climb. The steeper route is more treacherous and has a much greater risk of injury and is more physically demanding.
I went with a group who had little experience of climbing and we struggled on one of the routes as it was steeper than we had been lead to believe.
I would strongly suggest that if you don't have experience scrambling then I would take the easier route up and down as it is still a good climb. The steeper route is more treacherous and has a much greater risk of injury and is more physically demanding.
Written January 4, 2019
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Tyler M
Barcelona, Spain1 contribution
Jan 2015 • Friends
i did a hike up pedreforca with the above company trekpyrenees , the guide miguel had an amazing understanding of the mountain and of the various natural aspects of the hike, i found him to be an excellent guide safe with good language skills and an excellent sense of humour.the other people on the hike were an international crowd and regular followers of miguel and www.trekpyrenees.com. i wouldnt hesitate to recommend both pedraforco as its breathtaking or trekpyrenees and miguel as they cleary have the necessary expertise.
Written February 2, 2015
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Artūrs T
Riga, Latvia201 contributions
Oct 2019
This was our first big hike during latest trip to Spain. We've never been in Catalonia, so it was very interesting to seen Spain from a different perspective - mountains everywhere.
Hike up Pedraforca took us about 3h one way and 1,5 h down.
Way up was pretty hard due to the steepness, but way down was more challenging because of unsetady path with a lot of moving rocks - had to go pretty slowly, took a few falls along the way.
The trail is very beautiful, first goes through the forest and then you come out and start the path to the top - there are some of the best views we've ever seen - mountain ranges.
Once you get to the top the payoff is incredible - there's a flat area, where you finally see the other side of the mountain & it is awesome. We brunched there and then went back down. I would loved to go further to the highest point, but I was the only one of 4 who was ready for it and would take extra 2 hours, so we decided to forgo this adventure. But honestly I wasn't even disappointed, because the views were crazy beautiful.
First hour going down was very hard, as you had to be really careful with each step. Once we got to the forest it was fast & easy.
I definitely recommend going to Pedraforca & experience it for yourselves. STart very early, pace yourselves & you'll be fine :)
Hike up Pedraforca took us about 3h one way and 1,5 h down.
Way up was pretty hard due to the steepness, but way down was more challenging because of unsetady path with a lot of moving rocks - had to go pretty slowly, took a few falls along the way.
The trail is very beautiful, first goes through the forest and then you come out and start the path to the top - there are some of the best views we've ever seen - mountain ranges.
Once you get to the top the payoff is incredible - there's a flat area, where you finally see the other side of the mountain & it is awesome. We brunched there and then went back down. I would loved to go further to the highest point, but I was the only one of 4 who was ready for it and would take extra 2 hours, so we decided to forgo this adventure. But honestly I wasn't even disappointed, because the views were crazy beautiful.
First hour going down was very hard, as you had to be really careful with each step. Once we got to the forest it was fast & easy.
I definitely recommend going to Pedraforca & experience it for yourselves. STart very early, pace yourselves & you'll be fine :)
Written October 16, 2019
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beth n
London, UK1 contribution
Jun 2014 • Family
This was the highlight of a wonderful week walking in the High Bergueda with Miguel of Trek Pyrenees. Fantastic scenery, great treks and Miguel was an excellent guide.
Written November 2, 2014
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Joshua A
London, UK11 contributions
Aug 2023 • Family
A stunning area of Catalunya.
The mountain itself is striking but beyond that there are many beautiful panoramas, stunning cliffs and woodlands.
The mountain itself is striking but beyond that there are many beautiful panoramas, stunning cliffs and woodlands.
Written August 24, 2023
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Lars & Rebecca
Ebeltoft, Denmark606 contributions
Oct 2015 • Couples
Dont miss this Pyrenee mountain.
It offers Amazing views.
Take the road through the area or make a stay, trek in the area.
Lots of possibilites
It offers Amazing views.
Take the road through the area or make a stay, trek in the area.
Lots of possibilites
Written October 12, 2015
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Is it reasonable to reach Pedraforca from Barcelona without a car? I see I can take a bus to near Berga, then there's a bus to Saldes arriving at 3:30pm. I could then walk up to the mountain hut, spend the night, then hike the next morning. Would this work? Thanks!
misokim
New York City20 contributions
Multi-generation family trip. 2 children (ages 1, 3), 3 adults and 2 grandparents. We would be driving to these mountains from Barcelona. Are there easy/safe areas to enjoy with our family? Looking for a light hike, some beautiful views and comfortable accommodations (clean but simple food and place to stay). Any insight is appreciated. Planning a family trip is difficult!
matias d d
Buenos Aires, Argentina1 contribution
Cuanto demora en tiempo la subida? Cuantos metros son?
OriolG1486546
Saldes, Spain
Buenas tardes
La subido son entre 4 y 5 horas dependiendo del ritmo. Lo mejor es salir como muy tarde a las 8 de la mañana desde el mirador de Gresolet.
La montaña del Pedraforca tiene 2507 metros de altitud y un desnivel de 862 mts.
En la web del Camping Pedraforca hay varias reseñas de la subida a la montaña, lo mas tipco es la subida por-la-canal-del-verdet.
emad k
52 contributions
about time how long the upping & downing this mount ?
and about temperature what will be in last of april ?
OriolG1486546
Saldes, Spain
You need mor or less 4 or 5 hours for go up and down.
The temperature in this zone it's normaly perfect. 17 degress during the day and less in the night.
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