Montplà Summit

The Montgrí massif culminates in the Montplà summit. Taking into account that the surrounding towns are at sea level, its 310 meters give it a 360 degree panoramic view. In addition, you can also see the archipelago of the Medas Islands.

Montplà is a mountain of 310.8 meters in the Massís del Montgrí, in the municipality of Torroella de Montgrí, in the Catalan region of Baix Empordà. Naturally, it is the highest mountain in the Montgrí massif, but Montgrí Castle surpasses it in height. Access to the summit is via the trails located to the east and west (Coll d'en Garrigàs). To the east of this mountain are the continental dunes of Torroella. To the west, beyond the pass, is Montgrí. From steep slopes on the south side it forms several levels of terraces furrowed by boulders. The summit is a plateau. Its north side is equally steep. However, the GR 92 descends towards the northeast to a pass that allows access to the Vall de Santa Caterina

nice walk from the emporda campsite, but allow more time to tour the castle