Here are the 3 most requested via ferrata routes in Catalonia:

Les Baumes Corcades (Centelles) 

• A popular intermediate route known for its variety of challenges including arêtes, lateral traverses, and the longest Nepalese bridge in the Iberian Peninsula (68 meters) .

Cala del Molí (Sant Feliu de Guíxols) 

• Unique as the only seaside via ferrata in Europe, this route offers a nearly horizontal 600-meter path with several bridges including Nepalese and Tibetan, combined with spectacular coastal views .

Canal de les Dames (Montserrat)

• The route offers spectacular views and an exciting climbing experience with a mix of walking, scrambling, and vertical ascents. It lasts about 3-4 hours and requires good mountain shoes and arm strength, especially on the final demanding stretches. The descent follows marked trails back to the start. This ferrata is considered medium to high difficulty, suitable for those with via ferrata experience and a taste for adventure in the iconic Montserrat massif.

Via Ferrata Andorra

• The route offers spectacular views and an exciting climbing experience with a mix of walking, scrambling, and vertical ascents. It lasts about 3-4 hours and requires good mountain shoes and arm strength, especially on the final demanding stretches. The descent follows marked trails back to the start. This ferrata is considered medium to high difficulty, suitable for those with via ferrata experience and a taste for adventure in the iconic Montserrat massif