Les Agudes

Les Agudes is a mountain summit in the Montseny Natural Park located in northeastern Spain, rising to about 1,700 meters (5,577 feet) at its peak. The mountain forms part of the Catalan Prelitoral Range and provides expansive views from its highest point.

The mountain became historically significant after a major aviation incident occurred on its northeast slope in 1970. This event left a lasting impression on the region and remains part of local memory.

Local hikers and mountaineers gather here regularly, and the peak holds special recognition among Catalan outdoor enthusiasts and hiking organizations. The place serves as a meeting point where visitors share their passion for mountain activities and enjoy the views together.

Several marked trails lead to the summit, with the PR-C 208 route being a popular choice connecting different parts of the park. The climb typically takes multiple hours and is easiest during dry weather conditions.

This peak stands as the highest point within the protected park area, and the next higher mountain lies far away across the landscape. Many visitors are surprised to learn about this isolated position among the local mountains.

GPS coordinates: 41.78932,2.44395

Latest update: December 12, 2025 16:40