周辺の峠・トップ5

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Around the pass known as Pas del Príncep, integrated into the Frares Encantats region according to the topological division made in his time by Josep Barberà following the guidelines of Ramon de Semir, there is a series of slender needles that they have been quite climbed due to their proximity to the portella path to port. The toponymy of the place is to be studied. The Prince's given name is old. In Joan Cabeza's map from 1909, this place is already indicated, placing it as a step on the way from Col de Port (on the map it is called Porc) to El Bruc through the path of the Lloro stream, Arcada cave and the Castle. The Montserrat guide. Itineraries also published in 1909 by the Revista Montserratina, of which the previous map is a supplement, gives more details of this step in the description of itinerary XIII "A la Roca foradada, sant Pau vell i font de coll de Port”, this last name is written as porch. It is interesting to point out that in the description of this itinerary it is mentioned that after the Pas del Príncep, coming from the port pass, there is a path to the right in the direction of the Ampla canal and that continues towards Les Pouetons and Les Boïgues. Over time this path is what today has become the main road from La Portella to Coll de Port. The small or lower rock of Pas de Príncep, to the south, and the Gran de Pas de Príncep spire, to the north, form said pass

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Pas del Princep is a passage between two pinnacles, called Agulla Superior del Pas del Príncep and El Bitllat. The pass is elevated and offers good views of the western part of the massif, spectacular!

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Narrow and at the same time beautiful passage in the middle of the Roca Gran de la Portella. In this step you have to be alert, but you are entering the mountain of Montserrat.

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Important crossroads that gives access to the Canal de Middia, which divides Montserrat Mountain in two, the regions furthest from the monastery: Agulles, Frares Encantats and Ecos to the west and the regions of Tabor, Tebes and Tebaida to the east. To the north, the Canal de la Font del Llum path connects with the GR 172 that connects Can Maçana and Santa Cecilia, to the west the path that gives access to the region of Ecos and to the south the path that gives options to continue towards the Montgròs, towards Sant Jeroni or towards the different itineraries in the south of the mountain while following the Migdia canal.

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Important crossroads where the path that crosses the Agulles to the west, the Canal Ampla path to the south and the path that goes down to link with the GR 172 or Camí de Can Maçana to Santa Cecilia, to the north, converge. We could say that, if the Portella is the west door, the Portell is the north door to the Agulles Region.

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Key step that, on the way up, allows us to enter the Agulles region, guarded by the Gran de la Portella rock on the right and the Petita rock on the left. The stepped channel formed by the erosion allows us to progress without much difficulty, although we will have to use our hands, more for balance than for progression.

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Great views towards Montserrat. We came from the direction of Alina del Sallari and were quite overwhelmed by the sudden wide view.

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