Taga Summit (2,040 m)

The Taga is a mountain of 2040 m[1] located in the Ripollès, in the Serra de Conivella, separated from the Serra Cavallera by the Ogassa pass. Its dominant position over the Freser and Ter valleys makes it a point of reference in the region; in addition, it is an excellent viewpoint of the peaks of the Pyrenees, from Puigmal to Canigó

Typical visit peak, by mountain bike (high level) and on foot. You can drive to the Coll de Jou.

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A very simple route as far as technique is concerned. Of course, the large continuous positive gradient and the negative gradient that follows means that you have to be physically prepared if you want to do it at a light pace and without stops.

A simple hike when it comes to technique. However, it will drain all your stamina and your knees will feel it. It has continuous cloning since the starting point to the summit.

A simple route in terms of technique. Yes, it requires a good physical resistance, since it has a large continuous positive gradient from start to finish. So if you're going to do it lightly, you have to be prepared.