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🅿️ Mirador de Gresolet ➡️ ↗️ Pollegó superior del Pedraforca 2506 m ➡️ ↘️ La Tartera ➡️ ↘️ Mirador de Gresolet 🏁

Technical route details:

• Difficulty: High — 9/10
• Distance: 11.5 km
• Total hiking time: 9 hours 45 minutes
• Starting elevation: 1441 m
• Elevation gain and loss: 1065 m
• Maximum elevation: 2506 m
• Uphill pace: 1.4–2.7 km/h
• Downhill pace: 3–4.5 km/h
• Route type: Circular

🏔️ Conquering the Pedraforca summit is a symbolic ascent of one of Catalonia's most famous mountains, standing at 2,506 m. The mountain has a unique shape: it consists of two parallel ridges (pollegons) connected by an isthmus (Enforcadura). The upper ridge, Pollegó Superior, reaches a height of 2,506.4 m,[3] while the second peak, el Calderer, is 2,496.7 m. The lower ridge, Pollegó Inferior, stands at 2,444.8 m, and the Enforcadura reaches 2,356.2 m with scree slopes on both sides.

🧙🏼‍♀️ Pedraforca is shrouded in legends and considered a magical mountain. One popular tale says that on Saint Sylvester's night (December 31), witches gather on Pedraforca, dancing around a bonfire at the mountain's peak.