Hiking

The hermitage of Sant Antoni Abat (1610), located on top of a steep hill surrounded by vineyards, offers amazing views over the beautiful village of Porrera. It is a simple building with a single nave and belfry.

It is reached from the road that leads to Cornudella, along a paved path on the right, just before crossing the river Cortiella.

 

This stands on a hill overlooking the river Siurana, with views of a striking landscape taking in the Montsant massif as a backdrop and the villages of La Morera, Gratallops with its chapel of La Consolació, El Lloar and El Molar.

 

The chapel was originally the church of the vanished village of Les Pinyeres, of which only the façade and walls remain. It was rebuilt in the 18th century in a Neoclassical style. The Saturday after Easter sees the celebration of Our Lady of Les Pinyeres.

This little corner of the Montsant mountain range is one of the most famous of the Natural Park. It is to be found in the heart of the mountain range and can be reached from the village of La Morera de Montsant or by the Grau de Salfores or Grau de la Grallera going towards PIló dels Senyalets. These "Graus" are gullies which allow visitors to gain access to the mountain top area. These routes converge at the Pi del Cugat where visitors must take a little path which leads down to the hollow.

This beauty spot which the Montsant river has carved out of the Llena and Montsant mountain ranges, is one of the most emblematic of the Montsant Natural Park.  

Puig Roig is an archaelogical site (9th-7th century BC)  which is within the municipal boundaries of the village of El Masroig. This historically important site is hidden in woodland and is perched on the top of a small hill with views over the Siurana river and Montsant mountain range.