Located in the northern part of Catalonia, Alt Urgell borders the high mountain region of the Pyrenees. On the border with Andorra, the mountains reach heights of over 2000m.However, the areas described in the climbing guide are all sport climbs in the best sense of the word. Climbing in the areas is almost without exception in the best limestone, the routes are usually single pitches, only rarely is there a second length. The 6. franz. Grade should be mastered in this area, otherwise the choice is limited to relatively few routes.The climbing guidebook describes a total of 18 areas, all located between the towns of La Seu d'Urgell and Oliana. In total, over 1800 sport climbing routes come together, the difficulties are mainly in the 6th and 7th French. Degree.The guide is straightforward and straightforward. Introductory a few sentences about the area + history, followed by a glossary of the pictograms used and a very helpful overview of all included sectors with information on orientation, wall slope, access time and a list of the trails to be found by number and grade.For each sector there is also a QR code with information regarding access, parking, access on google maps.The topo are perfectly legible overlaid throughout good color photos.The guide is completely bilingual in Spanish and English.272 pagesLanguage Spanish, EnglishEdition 2020Miguel Blanco Miguel Blanco

Montrebei is well known for its spectacular gorge (the Congost de Mont-rebei) and numerous ravine walkways. It divides Catalonia from Aragon in Spain, north of Lleida and east of Huesca. The climbing is on high limestone walls centred along the Pared (wall) de Aragon and the Paret de Catalunya. The Pared de Aragon section of the guidebook also includes the sectors Pared de los Moros and la Muralla. The Paret de Catalunya section includes Agulla del Forat, Espero Espereste, Aguja de San Martin, el Gendarme, and el Congost de Montrebei. 416 pages language spanish edition 2016 L. Alfonso lanochedelloro