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Reviewed 9 October 2019 via mobile

It was a 4 and a half hour walk offering spectacular views for my husband and I, both in our 50's and not very fit. We walked a circular route in a clockwise direction to get up and down the mountain, avoiding any use of the funicular.

The last few steps up to the look out point were killer. All the other young folks at the top cheered me on and clapped. I was so tired. But WOW! What an amazing feeling to get to there!

I was so tired that as I stepped back onto the steps to go down I fell, hurting my knees badly. I imagined my poor husband needing to call in the emergency services to get his wife off the mountain, but was determined not to let this interfere with his weekend at the F1 GP, so I hauled myself back down the mountain, keeping left, along steep and more informal paths back down to the monastery below. This was a much quieter route than the one we had taken up on the other side. However, I was pleased to be going down and not up on this path.

The walk was very long and difficult for me personally, but I would definitely do it again any time.

Date of experience: May 2019
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Reviewed 9 October 2019

This was one of the highlights of the trip to Spain. If you are planning a trip you must go here it is so beautiful and majestic. Great picture taking as well.

Date of experience: October 2019
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Reviewed 12 September 2019 via mobile

Sant Jeroni is the highest peak in Montserrat Mountains, in the center of Catalonia, 40 km far from Barcelona. We did a popular excursion from the Monastery to Sant Jeroni peak and really it is wonderful! you can see a lot of rock formations and enjoyed with the views. Also from Sant Jeroni Peak, you can also see fantastic views of the Mountains (it is the highest peak!) and the surroundings. Really a top in the region and also in Catalonia.
(See also Montaña de Montserrat)

Date of experience: September 2019
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Reviewed 9 September 2019

This is above the monastery at Montserrat, get to the base of the hike by the funicular then walk from there. The trail is well marked. Great geology and great views.

Date of experience: September 2019
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Reviewed 18 July 2019

Worth the effort/hike! Wonderful views. This is a must do when visiting Monserrat Sanctuary. Come prepared with shoes with good treads and water. In the summer, go before mid afternoon before the heat sets in.

Date of experience: August 2018
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