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On weekends it offers bar service.

The Simanya cave is the largest cavity in the Sant Llorenç massif, with a length of 372 m and a large and easily accessible entrance with a mouth of more than 10 m. Known and inhabited since ancient times, there are some descriptions of adventurers who penetrated the deepest part, with almost magical descriptions that corroborated local legends of the presence of dragons or underground cities. The first scientific speleological exploration was carried out in 1911, and it was also archaeologically excavated in 1911 and 1930. The entrance gallery is almost 100 m deep. The second branch that goes out to the left, at Pas de l'Oca, is divided into two more galleries. In rainy periods, many pools of water form there, making it difficult to visit. The cave was formed in the first erosive stages of the massif. In 1911, ceramics from the Eneolithic, Iberian and medieval periods were found there. In the thirties of the last century, more profitable excavations were carried out, although with unscientific archaeological criteria.

Located in the middle of the Montserrat region of Agulles, this is one of the two preserved facilities that the Federation has in the Montserrat massif. It is named after the climber Vicenç Barbé, who died in 1942 while climbing the Frares Encantats. Inaugurat el gener de 1961, la iniciativa de construir aquest refugi fou de la Delegació Catalana de la Federació Espanyola de Muntanyisme (l’actual FEEC). Hiking, equipped paths and above all climbing are the star activities that can be done from this refuge. Different tours around the Agulles region (through the Estret gate, through the Porc pass); the return to les Agulles, les Frares and Echos through the Migdia gate; the crossing to the Monastery on the GR 172; the PR-C 78 - which passes through the refuge-; and 900 classic and sport climbing routes that climb to the top of 160 rocks and needles are some of the arguments within reach of the mountaineer. Services at the shelter: - Wood stove - Internet (with usage restrictions) - Blankets - Food and drinks - toilet Material in the absence of custody: 20 places 20 mattresses and wood stove.

Small shelter in the middle of the Agulles area.

It occupies the building of the chapel of Sant Benet, which was inaugurated in 1927. For a long time the chapel was closed without any use. In the 1960's, a group of climbers occupied it and turned it into a free refuge. Faced with this situation, the chapel was desecrated and continues as a refuge. In 1979, a group of climbers took over the area and offered a range of services to those who went there. SERVICES (as of 2011): - Bar service with food - No drinking water available - Sleeping mattresses - It has resources to accommodate people if there are not enough places.

It is on the northern slope of the torrent of Santa Maria, or Vall Mala, a few minutes from the square of Santa Anna, crossroads of the shortcut Antiga de Sant Jeroni, from where the path of All the hermitages derives. Located in the middle of the others, it was also the residence of the Vicar Father and Director of the hermitages, who officiated in Santa Anna as the parish of all the hermitages in general. It had a cistern, with a supplier tap, within reach of visitors. In the 70's it was still useful. The cistern is now used exclusively for the shelter that the church that was built in 1927 on the site of the hermitage has become.

Expert hermitage of Montserrat

Set consisting of two wine tubs and two attached vineyard huts located on the lower level, with a semicircular floor plan. The door of a vineyard hut bears the inscription 1828 on the lintel.