It was very sad that, given the massive Montnegre next door, was practically a stranger to me ... Gradually I started in, making my first forays as I walked down the GR 92, in two stages from Tordera Hortsavinyà and Vallgorguina here, in one of these, I went to one of the main peaks, the Montnegre of Llevant, making a nice move with beginning and end of Sant Marti Montnegre.
was not until early 2006 when I decided it was time to crown the roof saw, Turo d'en Vives. It would have been much easier and faster to leave the car in Sant Martí and up the GR 5, but had already made this journey to the Coll de Basses, I attracted more rise from Genis Coll Vallgorguina up and from there reach the ridge. This way I could combine the two sides, so different from them ... Track
was not until early 2006 when I decided it was time to crown the roof saw, Turo d'en Vives. It would have been much easier and faster to leave the car in Sant Martí and up the GR 5, but had already made this journey to the Coll de Basses, I attracted more rise from Genis Coll Vallgorguina up and from there reach the ridge. This way I could combine the two sides, so different from them ... Track
theoretical map "Montnegre-Corridor" of the ed. Alpina
Click above for larger view
Located in Vallgorguina (AP-7 Access from Sant Celoni by C-61), follow the road about 300 m. since the last Village houses Arenys direction, crossing the gully Can Gras. Shortly after leaving a trail to the left that is going up next to the stream. The forest is not at his best, but promises much
more so when you leave the valley and back towards Coll Genis, always track
Genis Coll (347 m) separates the maritime side Vallès, so to speak. It shows the change in vegetation and even field, as more soil is sandy. Above the treetops ...
... begins to appear in order of the day
The track is gently oak dating back to level after ...
... to bind to the GR 5, which comes from (or goes to) Sant Iscle of Vallalta. Up, within a few meters Can Vives reached the Court, half-ruined house that names the Turo d'en Vives. Here is a diversion that may go unnoticed: the GR turn left, while another track continues straight towards urbanization Fontmontegre.
In this section you can still enjoy the view, despite the haze: the Serra del Corredor, Montnegre continued in the coastal mountain range
The GR goes badly now, and the forest is closing, a virgin forest surrounding the road ...
... so that sometimes costs sunlight entering
In the final stretch of the climb is reopened, but he always walks surrounded by oak and chestnut, the latter being more present on the north side, where they have been artificially introduced, replacing the beech forest was predominant centuries
finally reached the Coll de Basses, 727 m.
few meters before, there is a path to the left then wins the ridge, amidst a beautiful forest
But we must be careful because there are many detours, I guess you are roads that were open for logging. Following always close to the ridge, you reach a quarter of an hour the Coll de Prat Perelló (724 m) ...
... and from there, with no obvious way, you have to climb through the forest ...
... to reach the summit of Turo d'en Vives, 767 m.
must thank the poster who put their partners in the UEC of Barcelona, \u200b\u200bsince without it no one can guess the top anywhere. Is completely surrounded by trees, so ... best not to expect good view because it simply does not exist. There is not a posh beyond the trees. Also, from here, I had no batteries in the camera.
Once on the roof of Montnegre, I backed into the Coll de Basses, from where another path on the right very interesting, which moves along the ridge to the east. The pictures are from another time, one day it was very windy and I wanted to climb the tower that is in the Gros Turó (759 m.), the second summit of the mountain, to enjoy the views that were at the top. Eye according to the maps, this peak is also called the Switchboard, the Miranda, Montnegre of Turo Llevant or Santa Maria. Not bad, five names for the same top ...
remembered the first time I got here was a stair tower with a ladder, which allowed peek above the trees, but when I came here again, 2 or 3 years later ...
damn it! Go control tower are mounted!
Obviously this was not the watchman who remembered ... Seeing the fence to prevent access, I thought my happiness in a hole, but unfortunately as vandalism reaches everywhere, some two-legged animal had forced the front door, which left a hole to access inside ... and there I slipped, but not before making sure he would not run any danger.
As brought up the storm was becoming more pronounced, especially when they exceed the height of the trees, and when you reach the entrance to the upper deck gave me the feeling that he would fly off at any time. Once on top, the feeling of insecurity was total, even though the platform was fenced and watch me shed partly covered my tramuntana. Therefore, at the top of the tower, I was just inprescindible time for a couple of photos, the rest are doing while I was down.
Montseny: High above the crest of linking Turó l'Home (left) and I Agudes (right) At bottom right are the snowy peaks of the Pyrenees, I think one of them is the Canigó
Hostalric and the plain of Girona in the background Gavarres solid. Here I saw that the visibility was not as good as in this direction should be the Cap de Creus and / or l'Albera. Perhaps the dust raised by the same wind prevented
Puig Castellar, behind the Serra de l'Ardenya (between Girona and the Costa Brava) and deeper Gavarres
The hull or divide Montnegre of llevant, Blanes and the mouth of the Tordera left
El Turo d'en Vives in the first place, just behind the silhouette of Montserrat, the Mola de Sant Llorenç a bit to the right and the entire eastern Vallès depression; Montseny to the right, below Palautordera Sant Celoni
(click above to see larger)
Serralada El Maresme and Marina, behind the first turó is Mataró; the background, almost imperceptible, the mountain of Montjuic in Barcelona
The return may be in the same way, or down the GR 5 to Sant Martí and then by 92 to Vallgorguina GR, or better yet, extending a little more to the hermitage of Santa Maria de Montnegre and backward from there to Sant Marti ... chances are
Click above for larger view
Located in Vallgorguina (AP-7 Access from Sant Celoni by C-61), follow the road about 300 m. since the last Village houses Arenys direction, crossing the gully Can Gras. Shortly after leaving a trail to the left that is going up next to the stream. The forest is not at his best, but promises much
more so when you leave the valley and back towards Coll Genis, always track
Genis Coll (347 m) separates the maritime side Vallès, so to speak. It shows the change in vegetation and even field, as more soil is sandy. Above the treetops ...
... begins to appear in order of the day
The track is gently oak dating back to level after ...
... to bind to the GR 5, which comes from (or goes to) Sant Iscle of Vallalta. Up, within a few meters Can Vives reached the Court, half-ruined house that names the Turo d'en Vives. Here is a diversion that may go unnoticed: the GR turn left, while another track continues straight towards urbanization Fontmontegre.
In this section you can still enjoy the view, despite the haze: the Serra del Corredor, Montnegre continued in the coastal mountain range
The GR goes badly now, and the forest is closing, a virgin forest surrounding the road ...
... so that sometimes costs sunlight entering
In the final stretch of the climb is reopened, but he always walks surrounded by oak and chestnut, the latter being more present on the north side, where they have been artificially introduced, replacing the beech forest was predominant centuries
finally reached the Coll de Basses, 727 m.
few meters before, there is a path to the left then wins the ridge, amidst a beautiful forest
But we must be careful because there are many detours, I guess you are roads that were open for logging. Following always close to the ridge, you reach a quarter of an hour the Coll de Prat Perelló (724 m) ...
... and from there, with no obvious way, you have to climb through the forest ...
... to reach the summit of Turo d'en Vives, 767 m.
must thank the poster who put their partners in the UEC of Barcelona, \u200b\u200bsince without it no one can guess the top anywhere. Is completely surrounded by trees, so ... best not to expect good view because it simply does not exist. There is not a posh beyond the trees. Also, from here, I had no batteries in the camera.
Once on the roof of Montnegre, I backed into the Coll de Basses, from where another path on the right very interesting, which moves along the ridge to the east. The pictures are from another time, one day it was very windy and I wanted to climb the tower that is in the Gros Turó (759 m.), the second summit of the mountain, to enjoy the views that were at the top. Eye according to the maps, this peak is also called the Switchboard, the Miranda, Montnegre of Turo Llevant or Santa Maria. Not bad, five names for the same top ...
remembered the first time I got here was a stair tower with a ladder, which allowed peek above the trees, but when I came here again, 2 or 3 years later ...
damn it! Go control tower are mounted!
Obviously this was not the watchman who remembered ... Seeing the fence to prevent access, I thought my happiness in a hole, but unfortunately as vandalism reaches everywhere, some two-legged animal had forced the front door, which left a hole to access inside ... and there I slipped, but not before making sure he would not run any danger.
As brought up the storm was becoming more pronounced, especially when they exceed the height of the trees, and when you reach the entrance to the upper deck gave me the feeling that he would fly off at any time. Once on top, the feeling of insecurity was total, even though the platform was fenced and watch me shed partly covered my tramuntana. Therefore, at the top of the tower, I was just inprescindible time for a couple of photos, the rest are doing while I was down.
Montseny: High above the crest of linking Turó l'Home (left) and I Agudes (right) At bottom right are the snowy peaks of the Pyrenees, I think one of them is the Canigó
Hostalric and the plain of Girona in the background Gavarres solid. Here I saw that the visibility was not as good as in this direction should be the Cap de Creus and / or l'Albera. Perhaps the dust raised by the same wind prevented
Puig Castellar, behind the Serra de l'Ardenya (between Girona and the Costa Brava) and deeper Gavarres
The hull or divide Montnegre of llevant, Blanes and the mouth of the Tordera left
El Turo d'en Vives in the first place, just behind the silhouette of Montserrat, the Mola de Sant Llorenç a bit to the right and the entire eastern Vallès depression; Montseny to the right, below Palautordera Sant Celoni
(click above to see larger)
Serralada El Maresme and Marina, behind the first turó is Mataró; the background, almost imperceptible, the mountain of Montjuic in Barcelona
The return may be in the same way, or down the GR 5 to Sant Martí and then by 92 to Vallgorguina GR, or better yet, extending a little more to the hermitage of Santa Maria de Montnegre and backward from there to Sant Marti ... chances are
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