View of the Montserrat Monastery – Sant Jeroni Summit loop from Collbató

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View of the Montserrat Monastery – Sant Jeroni Summit loop from Collbató

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View of the Montserrat Monastery – Sant Jeroni Summit loop from Collbató

07:42

20.2km

1,100m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment that may be dangerous

A part of this route comprises technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience may be required.

After 967 m for 105 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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2.13 km

Avenc Petit de la Costa Dreta

Cave Entrance

5.11 km

Viewpoint

5.83 km

View of the Montserrat Monastery

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6.92 km

Alzina de les Paparres Ridge Viewpoint

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Spectacular views look towards Tarragona

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9.35 km

Sant Jeroni Summit

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Hermitage Going up to Sant Jeroni in about 10 minutes

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12.4 km

Escaleras de los Pobres (Stairs of the Poor) – Montserrat

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Stairs you have to climb to go to the top of the Montserrat Mountain from the monastery. To go to Sant Jeroni for example.

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13.3 km

Monastery of Santa María de Montserrat

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One of the most beautiful places in Catalonia. Trekking, hiking, mountain biking, climbing, a little bit of everything. To enjoy nature alone or accompanied. Including to charge energy spiritually.

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13.8 km

View of the Llobregat Valley from Montserrat

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Beautiful path with beautiful views

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20.2 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

9.68 km

7.41 km

1.59 km

913 m

420 m

172 m

Surfaces

7.63 km

4.77 km

3.94 km

3.12 km

351 m

261 m

108 m

Elevation

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Weather

Thursday 8 October

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Comments

January 8, 2022,COLLBATO (HERMITA DE LA SALUD) A SANT JERONI

From Collbató (Hermitage of Health) I go up towards the Covas de Sanitre towards Monastery, on the lame hill to the left. towards Pla de Sant Miquel, here I continue straight on the cami de les Ermites until Pla de les Tarantules which is where the Sant Joan funicular is located, now towards Sant Jeroni which is the objective of …

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June 30, 2023,Montserrat - Del Monestir a Sant Jeroni

Beware everyone. Photographing went through with me as always 🤪🤪. But it was a really cool hike. I would do exactly that again anytime 😎

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May 30, 2022,Montserrat...Wanderung zum San Jeroni

The massif of Montserrat (sawn mountain) pushes itself out of the landscape like a molar and is visible from afar due to its characteristic shape. The myriad spiers and spiers emit a greyish-red color that comes from the conglomerate of caked river pebbles called Nagelfluh. The center of this mountain is the Benedictine monastery with its black Madonna (la moreneta), …

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November 19, 2022,Montserrat: Del Monestir a Sant Jeroni – Ruta Circular

Wonderful tour starting from Montserrat Monastery. The parking lot was already crowded in the off-season at noon. Either come early in the morning or take the cog railway from the valley. 1st part of the route quite steep ascent, felt to 2/3 by stairs. Very very windy at the top, take appropriate clothing with you. The descent is then much …

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January 3, 2023,🇪🇦 🪚zersägter ⛰ Berg 🥾 Sant Jeroni 1236m

After we arrived at Montserrat Monastery yesterday evening and spent the night there 🚐😴, today we went to the highest peak 1236m the "Sant Jeroni" of the "sawed mountain", that's what "Montserrat" is called in German. Very impressive the profile of the mountain and a beautiful monastery. "The old way of Sant Jeroni", which the monks used and we too, …

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