Puig de les Cadiretes, Mountain summit in Catalonia, Spain.
Puig de les Cadiretes is a mountain peak in the region between Llagostera, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, and Tossa de Mar in northeastern Catalonia. From the summit, you can see rolling hills and views toward the Mediterranean landscape below.
The peak has long served as a landmark in the local landscape and was important for navigation in this region. It forms part of the Ardenya Massif within the broader Catalan Coastal Range.
Local communities regularly organize group hikes to the summit, maintaining long-standing traditions of connecting with the natural landscape of Catalonia.
The most common route begins in Tossa de Mar and passes through Mediterranean woodland with elevation changes along the way. Sturdy footwear and plenty of water are essential, especially during warmer months.
The summit features a prominence of 389.8 meters and stands as part of the Ardenya Massif within the Catalan Coastal Range system.
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