Turó de Tagamanent

Tagamanent is a mountain summit standing at 1,055 meters (3,465 feet) in the Vallès Oriental region near Barcelona. The peak has a distinctive cone shape that stands out clearly against the surrounding landscape.

The mountain has served as a navigation landmark for travelers crossing Catalonia since ancient periods. The routes that connect it to neighboring peaks developed over centuries as local communities established regular pathways through the mountains.

The name comes from Catalan origins reflecting the mountain's place in local geography. People in the region use it as a meeting point for weekend activities and as a reference in their daily life.

The main hiking trail starts from the village of Tagamanent and leads upward with moderate slopes, taking about two hours to reach the summit. The routes are clearly marked and relatively straightforward to follow, making the climb manageable for most visitors.

On clear days, the summit provides panoramic views across the mountain range and down into the Vallès valley below. Experienced hikers often use this peak as a starting point to explore a connected series of summits in the same mountain chain.