If you are reading this, we are certain you want to do 'the goat', and we admire you for it! Because of this, if you don't already have a firm grasp on this mountain sport, we are confident that you are considering beginning your Via Ferrata journey. But now, Centelles' Via Ferrata of the Baumes Corcades is your destination if you wish to conquer and master the sport.

This Via Ferrata location is ideal for providing you that much-desired adrenaline high. Don't be afraid to pause and catch your breath since you'll be astounded by the beauty that permeates the Osona region. No matter which of its cardinal points you gaze at, you'll always find a natural gem: the Montseny, the Bertí cliffs, or the Eastern Pyrenees.

To follow this Via Ferrata in Barcelona, it goes without saying that you must have the supervision of a skilled technical team to ensure your progress. However, before we get to that, let's make it clear that this is not for beginners to attempt because its difficulty level starts at k3-k4. Instead, we'll tell you about its best sections and unique features so you can start planning your next adventurous vacation.

How to reach the location?

- The Via Ferrata of Les Baumes Corcades is less than 60 km from the city of Barcelona itself. This favourable location guarantees ease of access, and we must also tell you the area where you can park your car and proceed to the route, a 15-minute walk.

What should I know before booking the Centelles Via Ferrata?

- One must-see feature of the Centelles Via Ferrata is its suspension or Nepalese bridge. Although some people can cross it in under a minute, don't get too enthusiastic. It usually takes approximately 15 minutes to complete due to inexperience or vertigo that comes with being 68 metres above the ground (even if you don't have this phobia).

- You will see why we said that this route is not suitable for everyone, or at least not for those who lack a particular level of physical fitness. Les Baumes Corcades consists of 4 sections that range in height from 572 metres to 970 metres, and each division has 4 overhangs. In other words, go to bed early the night before if you're game and want to start climbing ferratas since you should be aware that the 3–4 hours will wear you out.

- We're compelled to tell you about the extreme of the most well-known via Ferrata in Catalonia, but in all honesty, we have to warn you that, in addition to intimidating sections, the entire Via Ferrata also has accessible exits in case you feel you can't continue. Don’t be worried because the guides will do an excellent job of giving you tips and making you feel comfortable throughout your excursion.

- If you struggle to navigate the cliffs, overhangs, and stretches of various heights, we suggest you buckle up since the trip back from Baumes Corcades won't be any simpler. This last section may be the most demanding of the via Ferrata, as you will find very continuous and small clamps in terms of thickness. You will be getting close to the Via Ferrata's hanging ladder and the horizontal bar that runs along with it, which practically everyone loves and wants to take pictures of.

- The peak of Puigsagordi is the highest point of the Via Ferrata in Centelles. Even though this hill isn't very elevated because it is less than 1,000 meters, its native inhabitants hold it in high regard. It is also very popular among enthusiasts that love climbing or this particular activity.

Have we persuaded you yet? Are you already looking for mountain guides to join you on a thrilling Via Ferrata in Centelles? Don't be apprehensive and make the most of your time here! If you seek a fresh challenge you can do in nature, go no further because we have the perfect one for you right here.