For almost all climbers Siurana represents much more than just a small village lost in time perched on a cliff’s edge in the  mountain range of Prades. It embodies a true vertical eldorado, a series of steep yellow and grey limestone walls, slabs and overhangs which together form one of the most famous crags in Spain.

Siurana has attracted climbers non-stop to its 200+ routes for decades. The style of climbing varies considerably, and although most routes are pocketed stamina climbs, there are plenty of short and intense lines to get to grips with. The grades vary from 5a to 9a+. Talking about 9a+: Siurana is home to the famous “La Rambla”, the extraordinary reference route first climbed to 3/4 height by German Alexander Huber in 1994, then extended by Ramón Julián Puigblanque in 2003.

Not all is top-end climbing as there are more than 100 routes up to French 7a  and  in the surrounding area, a vast choice of other world-class crags  such as Margalef, Montsant and Arboli to name but three.

See  Rock Climbing Routes in Siurana, Catalunya | Rockclimbing.com  or PlanetMountain.com for more information