Camino Catalan

Camino Catalan

Cataluña, Spain

Spain · Manresa → Candasnos

Distance

192 km

Stages

6

Difficulty

moderate

Best months

Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct

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Camino Catalan · Stages and distances

Map · Camino Catalan
A marks the start and B the finish.
Walking distances for Appy’s stages (6)
Camino Catalan · Walking distances for Appy’s stages
Stagekm
1. Manresa → Igualada30
2. Igualada → Cervera39.6
3. Cervera → Tàrrega15
4. Tàrrega → Lleida48.9
5. Lleida → Fraga33.8
6. Fraga → Candasnos25
Total192.3

About

A 190 km test of endurance, the Camino Catalan stretches from Le Perthus to Quinto, with 6 stages and 10,276 metres of elevation gain. This isn’t just a walk; it’s a journey through time: the scent of wild herbs lingers in the air, while echoes of history resonate in Sant Julià de Ramis.

Coastal paths give way to rolling hills, each step a moment of reflection. Ideal from April to June and September to October, the trail invites connection, to the land, to the self, and to centuries of tradition.

Stages

6 stages

  1. Manresa → Igualada — Camino CatalanStage 1
    Distance
    30 km
    Ascent
    257 m
    Descent
    552 m
  2. Igualada → Cervera — Camino CatalanStage 2
    Distance
    40 km
    Ascent
    542 m
    Descent
    299 m
  3. Cervera → Tàrrega — Camino CatalanStage 3
    Distance
    15 km
    Ascent
    52 m
    Descent
    206 m
  4. Tàrrega → Lleida — Camino CatalanStage 4
    Distance
    49 km
    Ascent
    37 m
    Descent
    150 m
  5. Lleida → Fraga — Camino CatalanStage 5

    Lleida → Fraga

    challenging
    Distance
    34 km
    Ascent
    195 m
    Descent
    217 m
  6. Fraga → Candasnos — Camino CatalanStage 6
    Distance
    25 km
    Ascent
    349 m
    Descent
    188 m

Points of interest

  • Girona Cathedral

    11th-century cathedral in Gothic style, in Girona, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset of National Interest, 30 m tall, 55.0 km long.

  • Church of San Miguel, Fraga

    The ruins of the Gothic church of San Miguel, built on the medieval castle, which itself stood on a Muslim settlement that had been Visigothic and Roman.

  • Vallparadís estació

    Archaeological site, in Terrassa, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset part of the cultural heritage of Catalonia.

  • Castell d'Anglesola

    Castle in Romanesque style, in Anglesola, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset part of the cultural heritage of Catalonia, at 338 m elevation.

  • Castell d'Hostalric

    Castle in vernacular style, in Hostalric, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset of National Interest, at 189 m elevation.

  • Castell de Collbató

    A castle on a conical hilltop looking over to the Montserrat mountain, first documented in 1113 when a viscount gave it to his daughter Ermessenda.

  • La Mòmia

    Natural landmark, in Monistrol de Montserrat, Spain, at 1,127 m elevation, built in conglomerate.

  • El Pont Gran

    19th-century bridge, in Santa Margarida de Montbui, Spain.

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