Pyrenees Sport Cimbing

Discover world-class sport climbing in the heart of the Catalan Pyrenees

Sport Climbing in the Catalan Pyrenees is a relaxed, week-long base-camp holiday centred on some of the finest limestone crags in the world, set in the heart of the Pallars Jussa region. Over seven days, you’ll explore a varied selection of world-class sport climbing venues, from the dramatic canyon walls of Terradets and the striking conglomerate towers of Collegats, to the sculpted limestone of Abella de la Conca and the extensive crags of Vilanova de Meia.

The focus of the week is simple: great climbing, great conditions, and unhurried days at the crag. With short approaches, a wide range of grades, and spectacular settings, each area offers a distinct style and atmosphere — from long, exposed walls to technical face climbing and pocketed limestone. Evenings are spent back at comfortable accommodation, sharing food, stories, and plans for the next day.

This is not a guided climbing course, but a carefully curated climbing holiday designed for independent climbers who want easy access to iconic crags, thoughtful logistics, and the freedom to climb at their own pace — all set against the dramatic landscapes of the Catalan Pyrenees.

Highlights

Location: Pallars Jussa, Catalan Pyrenees

Climbing Areas: Terradets, Collegats, Abella de la Conca, Villanove de Meia

Style: Base-camp sport climbing holiday

Rock: Limestone & Conglomerate

Grades: from 5 up to 9b

Approach: Short walk-ins, valley based crags

Atmosphere: Relaxed days at the crag with time to rest and explore

Included

Host/Local Support: Lagom Escapes trip host (logistics and local knowledge)

Stays: 5 nights in comfortable local accommodation

Transfers: Group transfers from Barcelona Airport

Transport: Daily transport to selected climbing areas

Planning: Suggested crags and daily options based on conditions

Group size: Small group (max 8)

Food: breakfasts, packed lunches, 2 x evening meals

Excluded

Flights: Not included

Climbing instruction or guiding: Not provided

Climbing equipment: Not included

Personal insurance: Travel & climbing insurance required

Upcoming Events

1-7 May 2027

£TBC

£100 deposit to secure your spot

Bookings open soon

Itinerary

Day 1

Arrival in Barcelona – Transfer to the Pyrenees

We’ll pick you up at Barcelona Airport and drive you to the stunning Pyrenees region. After the scenic journey, you can unwind and prepare for the adventure ahead in a comfortable hotel.

Day 2

Villanova de Meia

Focus: Sport climbing | Rock: Limestone | Approach: Short walk-ins | Day length: Flexible

We spend the day climbing at Vilanova de Meià, one of the largest and most established sport climbing areas in the Catalan Pyrenees. With a wide range of sectors and aspects, the area offers plenty of choice depending on conditions and preference.

The climbing is varied and technical, with well-bolted limestone routes across a broad spread of grades. Short approaches and comfortable bases make it easy to settle in for a full but unhurried day on the rock, with time to rest, regroup, and enjoy the setting between climbs.

We return to the valley in the late afternoon for a relaxed evening and a chance to plan the following day.

Day 3

Collegats

Focus: Sport climbing | Rock: Conglomerate & limestone | Approach: Short walk-ins | Day length: Flexible

Today we climb in the dramatic gorge of Collegats, a striking setting where steep walls rise directly above the river. The area offers a distinctive style of climbing, with pocketed conglomerate and sculpted limestone providing a contrast to the surrounding crags.

A variety of sectors and aspects allow us to adapt the day to conditions, with routes ranging from technical to more sustained, all set in an impressive natural corridor. The atmosphere here is calm and spacious, with plenty of opportunity to take breaks, move between sectors, and enjoy the landscape between climbs.

After a full but relaxed day on the rock, we return to the valley for the evening, with time to unwind and prepare for the next day’s climbing.

Day 4

Terradets

Focus: Sport climbing | Rock: Limestone | Approach: Short walk-ins | Day length: Flexible

Today we climb at Terradets, one of the most iconic limestone venues in the Catalan Pyrenees. Set above the river in a dramatic gorge, the long walls and open aspect give the area a spacious, alpine feel despite its valley setting.A lighter day between big summits.

The climbing here is sustained and rewarding, with a wide selection of sectors offering different angles and styles. The scale of the crag allows plenty of flexibility, making it easy to choose routes and sectors that suit conditions and energy levels on the day.

With time to move at an unhurried pace, enjoy long breaks between climbs, and take in the setting, the day balances quality climbing with a relaxed rhythm. We return to the valley in the late afternoon for a quiet evening and time to recover before the final day.

Day 5

Abella de la Conca

Focus: Sport climbing | Rock: Limestone | Approach: Short walk-ins | Day length: Flexible

Today we climb at Abella de la Conca, a distinctive limestone area set among rolling hills and dramatic rock formations. The atmosphere here is quieter and more intimate, offering a contrast to the larger valley walls climbed earlier in the week.

The climbing is technical and varied, with compact sectors and well-bolted routes that reward movement and footwork. Short approaches and comfortable bases make it easy to enjoy a relaxed, steady day on the rock, with time to rest between climbs and take in the surroundings.

We return to the valley in the afternoon, with the evening free to relax and recover ahead of the following day’s plans.

Day 6

Optional Climbing Day

Focus: Choice day | Style: Flexible | Approach: Varies | Day length: Optional

The final day is intentionally left open, giving the group the freedom to decide how they’d like to spend it. For some, this may be the chance to explore a new crag from a short list of suggested options based on conditions, energy levels, and interests.

More often, this is the day to return to a familiar area — to revisit a sector, finish a route that’s been lingering in the mind all week, or simply enjoy another relaxed session on rock that’s already felt like a favourite. With no fixed plan, the day can be as full or as light as the group chooses.

Whether it’s one last push on a project or an easy morning followed by lunch and the journey home, the focus is on choice, flexibility, and ending the week on your own terms.

Day 7

Return to Barcelona

After breakfast, we’ll transfer you back to Barcelona Airport, bringing your week of climbing in the Catalan Pyrenees to a close.