View of Montserrat – Coll del Bruc loop from Collbató

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View of Montserrat – Coll del Bruc loop from Collbató

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View of Montserrat – Coll del Bruc loop from Collbató

05:20

55.5km

1,120m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 10, 2026

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Parc Natural de la Muntanya de Montserrat

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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11.9 km

View of Montserrat

Highlight • Viewpoint

Views of the mountain of Montserrat

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14.6 km

barraca de pedra seca 18769

Ruins

18.5 km

Coll del Bruc

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Passage point to cross the Montserrat mountains. Good trails and tracks. And good windows with views.

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20.4 km

Balma de Can Soteres

Cave Entrance

32.6 km

Hermitage of Sant Feliu de Castellolí

Highlight • Religious Site

When you come from Castellolí from the forest track that ascends through this area between round mountains you will find the Hermitage of Sant Feliu. It is a Romanesque church recognized as a cultural asset of local interest.

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43.3 km

Coll de Can Maçana

Mountain Pass

50.1 km

Can Jorba Trail, Montserrat

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Very easy trail, at the foot of Montserrat

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50.6 km

Ermita de Can Jorba

Highlight • Religious Site

51.2 km

Vinyanova Trail

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Beautiful trail at the foot of Montserrat through the Collbató area

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51.9 km

Restaurant Vinya Nova

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A good place to recharge your batteries, either to eat or to have a drink on the terrace.

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54.6 km

Collbató

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Collbató literally lives attached to the rock of Montserrat. Its streets ascend the hillside and the massif dominates every corner of the town, which for centuries was one of the natural accesses to the monastery.

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