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Following the signpost, the hiker will find not just one, but a group of three crosses on this mountain – as the name "Coll de Tres Creus" suggests. A wayside cross or summit cross commemorates the death of Jesus Christ, and always the middle one. The other two are not without reason: According to the biblical tradition of the New Testament, Jesus Christ, accused of being the "King of the Jews," was condemned and executed not alone, but together with two criminals (see, for example, the Gospel of Luke 22:33): + "They came to the place called the Place of the Skull, and there they crucified him and the criminals, one on his right and the other on his left." +

Small spring located in Torrent dels Oms, a wet area where there is usually always water.

Old cabin that was once used to cultivate the set of vineyard fields that existed in this area.

In the 11th century, a network of turrets served as a complement to the defensive task of the castles. Situated on ridge lines, they allowed colonists to keep an eye on Saracen armies and communicate their arrival by means of optical signals sent from one tower to another. Most of the watchtowers were made of wood and only a minority were built of stone. La Torrotta de Vacarisses presents the particularity of having a circular floor plan and that its openings are finished off with semicircular arches. The last 100 meters to access Torrota with the mountain bike are difficult, you have to push and save some natural rock steps, but it is well worth getting closer also for the views that are exceptional.

This cave is one of the many vestiges that remain from the passage of muleteers through the park. It was used as a shelter for the muleteers themselves and as a resting place with short stays for pack animals on their long journey to more distant places.

The last 50 meters before reaching the tower run along a non-cyclable path where you will have to push the bike. From Torrota de Vacarisses you will enjoy an excellent view of the town, the urbanizations and of course: Montserrat. To return, the best thing is to go back along the same path until the last track that we had left behind and continue the descent towards Vacarisses town.

Another of the great farmhouses in the term of Vacarisses, this one of the most isolated, although, surely, one of the best preserved, due to the good care of its current owners. It is one of the oldest in the term of which there is evidence, since it is already spoken of in the fourteenth century, preserving its appearance of a certain fortification, since it is completely closed by walls that seem to act as a wall. It is known that the main farmhouse was deeply remodeled at the beginning of the 19th century thanks to the good time that the vineyard was living and that it allowed good income to the owners. Its current overall appearance is quite good.

The watchtower is located on a hill to the northwest of the village. It is a circular tower with an unworked stone device. Only 12 meters high are preserved, corresponding to the ground floor, the first floor and the beginning of the second. The absence of vaults suggests that the internal separation of the floors was probably made with wooden beams. Access to the tower was through a door located on the south side, on the second floor of the tower, with a semicircular voussoir arch.