Mountain peaks around Castellví De Rosanes are characterized by a rich natural environment, featuring extensive forest areas and elevated viewpoints. The municipality is integrated within the "Muntanyes del Baix" natural area, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the Montserrat mountain range. Notable features include Matamoros mountain with its La Cadireta viewpoint, and the "Miradors de muntanya" route, which highlights strategic points for Montserrat vistas. This area provides a serene natural setting ideal for outdoor activity.
Last updated: August 3, 2026
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Montau Peak where you can enjoy great views of Garraf Park
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It is a small hill that separates the towns of Olesa de Bonesvalls and Vallirana, crossing several housing estates. It usually has little traffic. The road is in perfect condition on both sides. The Olesa side is irregular, with hard areas and rest areas, crossing a pine forest at the beginning and, in the final part, the previously mentioned housing estates. It has a couple of hard ramps. The Vallirana side has an initial part on the l'Ordal road, a national road with a lot of traffic. Afterwards, take a detour to the left, cross a cement factory and face the last 2 kms, the hardest by far, where you gain a lot of altitude to enjoy the views of the valley.
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Access to one of the weather balls/radar
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One of the highest peaks in the area. Great views of Begues and the surrounding area.
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High point. A challenge.
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The highest of Begues 658 m. Somewhat hard at the beginning and at the end but very good views
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Challenging climb due to high gradient at times, with little traffic.
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It is a very pleasant and quiet climb that connects Gelida with the area of Corbera de Llobregat and Palma de Cervelló. The two slopes are very fun and shady, the Gelida slope being more constant and the Corbera slope with steps. At the top of the port there is a very legendary bar where you usually stop to have a coffee... or eat something else.
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The region offers several significant elevated areas and viewpoints. Notable features include Creu d'Aragall Pass (537 m), a mountain pass in the Ordal range known for its constant slope. Another must-see spot is Puig Madrona Summit, offering wide views and a fire vigilance tower. You can also visit Cruz del Puig d'Olorda, a 450-meter peak with extensive views over the entire area. Additionally, Matamoros mountain hosts the magnificent La Cadireta viewpoint, and the "Miradors de muntanya" route provides strategic points for breathtaking vistas of Montserrat.
The area is characterized by a rich natural environment with extensive forest areas, primarily pine forest with undergrowth. It is part of the "Muntanyes del Baix" natural area, offering a serene and immersive experience in nature. You'll find preserved natural settings ideal for tranquility and outdoor activities.
Yes, the "Miradors de muntanya" route is specifically designed to highlight strategic points within Castellví de Rosanes that offer breathtaking vistas of the iconic Montserrat mountain range. This route, roughly 7 km long, features "The Seven Balconies of Montserrat," each providing a unique perspective of the mountain.
Cycling enthusiasts can enjoy Creu d'Aragall Pass (537 m), which features a constant slope for almost 7 kilometers with an average gradient of 6.2%. Another option is Alt de les Bassioles, a small but intense hill connecting Vallirana with Olesa, known for its ramps up to 16% and generally low traffic.
Yes, Puig Madrona Summit features a 16-meter high fire vigilance tower and is located near the Ermita de la Salut. There is also knowledge of an Iberian town on top of the hill. Cruz del Puig d'Olorda is also considered a magical place for its views and the cross representing a religious building at its summit.
Absolutely. The municipality has a network of paths and places of interest suitable for exploration on foot or by bicycle. It is part of the western ridges of the Llobregat river's trail axis, with informational panels and circular routes available. For more structured routes, you can explore options like Gravel biking around Castellví De Rosanes, Road Cycling Routes around Castellví De Rosanes, and MTB Trails around Castellví De Rosanes.
The highest point in the Sierra de l'Ordal is Puig d'Agulles Summit, located at an altitude of 653 meters. It is situated between the municipalities of Gelida and Cervelló and features a meteorological radar and a fire surveillance cabin at its top.
For mountain biking, you can find a variety of trails. Some popular options include the 'Llobregat River – Llobregat River Footbridge loop' (moderate, 40.6 km), 'Avi Trails – Fossada Tower loop' (difficult, 42.9 km), and 'Llobregat River – Querol Cross loop' (moderate, 53.2 km). You can find more details and routes in the MTB Trails around Castellví De Rosanes guide.
While the region offers beauty year-round, it's worth noting that some mountainous areas, particularly those with pine forests, can be very hot in summer. For a more comfortable experience, consider visiting during spring or autumn when temperatures are milder, making hiking and cycling more enjoyable.
Visitors frequently highlight the stunning panoramas and extensive views from spots like Puig Madrona Summit and Cruz del Puig d'Olorda. The serene natural environment, rich in forest mass, also provides an immersive experience. The komoot community appreciates the variety of mountain peaks and the opportunities for training on constant slopes, as seen with Creu d'Aragall Pass.
Yes, Alt de les Bassioles is a local road connecting Vallirana with Olesa that usually has little traffic. It offers a quieter experience through a pine forest, with good road conditions, making it suitable for those seeking a more peaceful ride or hike.
For those seeking a challenge, Puig d'Agulles Summit involves a track with the last 250 meters cemented and a considerable drop in level, featuring an average gradient of 9.2% and a maximum of 18%. The ascent to Creu d'Aragall Pass from Gelida also presents a challenge with its 6.7-kilometer length and average slope of 6.2%.


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