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Mont-Redon is a mountain located near Pratdip, in the Sierra de Llaberia, Catalonia. It's a popular destination for hiking and mountaineering enthusiasts due to its stunning views and challenging routes.

The hermitage of Sant Gregori is built under the reddish sandstone rocks of the mountain near the municipality of Falset. In front of the hermitage there is a balcony with an excellent viewpoint of the Falset valley. There is also a picnic area with tables very close by.

Mont-redon is a mountain of 864 meters with good views of the coast and the city of Tarragona and Baix camp. Spectacular view of the surrounding cliffs

La Trona de Siurana is a curious rock formation in which a cut in the wall protrudes forming a kind of cantilever. It is a kind of balcony in a place with fantastic views over the river and especially with the swamp in the background, they are spectacular. The path that leads there runs along a precipice over the river Siurana and although it does not involve great technical difficulties or special physical requirements, it can be snatched from people who are afraid of heights.- The path to access La Trona, leaves the car park before the entrance to the village, this path passes, after a few minutes from its beginning, by La Trona, then down to the river Siurana . Once on the river Siurana you can continue to the dam of the swamp, or go to Arboli or Cornudella.

The hermitage of the Mare de Déu de la Roca offers a lodging service where the hermits who take care of it, have a restaurant service and room rental. Around the natural area of the hermitage, there are several fountains and signposted spaces where you can eat and rest outdoors. It can be easily accessed by vehicle from the T-322 or on foot along various paths such as the GR-192, a section of which is also called Camino Viejo de Ia Ermita. Taking it, Mont-roig is reached in about 25 minutes on foot. Masses: First Saturday of the month at 10:30 a.m.

The hermitages of Mare de Déu de la Roca and Sant Ramon de Penyafort are brilliantly integrated into the red mountain of La Roca, the most characteristic enclave of Mont-roig and the one that gives the town its name. The hermitage is documented in the 13th century, although there are documented legends that already speak of it in the 12th century. It has suffered the incidence of several wars and has been desecrated on numerous occasions. The feast of the Virgin Mary is celebrated on September 8. Every year the hermitage hosts several activities, such as the popular dance of Coques, a peculiar Mont-Rogense jota.

Spectacular peak before reaching La Miranda

It is worth visiting for the walk in the Cadenas pass and the landscapes.