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Morral del Drac (980 m)

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Morral del Drac (980 m)

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Morral del Drac (980 m)

Name: Morral del Drac (980 m)
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Parc Natural de Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac

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Location: Matadepera, Valles Occidental, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

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1. Morral del Drac (980 m) – La Mola (1.103 m) loop from Mura

11.5km

01:41

340m

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2. La Mola (1,103 m) – Morral del Drac (980 m) loop from Pla de Sant Llorenç

26.9km

03:38

790m

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3. Morral del Drac (980 m) – La Mola (1.103 m) loop from les Marines

13.5km

02:22

670m

660m

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Micky Carbonell

November 4, 2018

This is another of the important monoliths of the Park and is planted just on the road that follows the Carena del Pagès, between La Mola and Montcau. In addition he has the incentive to be the scene of the legend of the Dragon, a frightful being that inhabited the set of caves and galleries that pierced the needle and, from this vertical hiding place, he slaughtered the cattle and the farms of the region until Guifré el Pilós, count of Barcelona, exterminated it with swords.

(Source: santllors.com/sector.php?id=303&zona=1)

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Gabiaple

April 30, 2020

Impressive boulder, if you are a climber you may be encouraged: p

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Óliver

December 24, 2021

The Morral del Dragon or Dragon Cave, is a monolith in the Sant Llorenç del Munt massif. It is located on the north slope of La Mola (1,103.03m), the highest point of the massif, at a distance of about 550 meters from the top. It is on the hill between the top of La Mola and the En Griera hill (1,1002.4 m), at the beginning of the El Pagès ridge, which runs through the Sant Llorenç del Munt massif up to the Eres hill, at southwest of Montcau. It has an elevation of 980.2 m. It is in the municipality of Matadepera, in the Vallès Occidental. On the southwest side of the hill where the Coma de l’Abella channel is located, and on the northeast side is the Santa Agnès channel. Where is the hermitage of Santa Agnès.

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Elevation 1,000 m

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Location: Matadepera, Valles Occidental, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

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Morral del Drac (980 m)

1. Morral del Drac (980 m) – La Mola (1.103 m) loop from Mura

2. La Mola (1,103 m) – Morral del Drac (980 m) loop from Pla de Sant Llorenç

3. Morral del Drac (980 m) – La Mola (1.103 m) loop from les Marines

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