La Mola de la Pobla de Montornès

 Excursion to the best viewpoint of the Costa Dorada, despite its modest elevation -280 m above sea-level, enjoys broad prospects on Tarragona. La Pobla de Montornès has train station. By car it comes from Torredembarra following T-210 from Tarragona and the AP-7 motorway, exit 32. The town is surrounded by almond groves, carob trees and orchards. From his village stands the church, late Gothic style, with a slender tower. The environment is the chapel of the Virgin of Montornès with Romanesque portal, and many notable houses as the house Soler-house now known as the Castle-documented in the seventeenth century, or more Boada, the sixteenth century. 0 km (71 m). The itinerary begins in the north of the town, near the railway line (just before crossing under the bridge is a wide space for parking). It passes under the bridge and then must turn right (E). Needed for the route GR 92, marked with red and white signs, and follow it north towards Mas Mercader. It passes a branch of the railway line and was going smoothly. 1.9 km (116 m), 0 h 30 min. Must take a path to the right (NE) and passes under the house and the forest of Gibert Aguilera. Continue the ascent. 2.5 km (137 m) 0 h 36 min. Cross a track and continue straight up. You walk between vineyards and woods. 3.6 km (205 m) 0 h 52 min. Reached a ridge where the route joins a track. Leave the GR and follow the trail to the left (NOT) even climbing up to another ridge. 4.2 km (253 m), 1 h 02 min. You reach a crossroads: to follow the trail to the left (or) to the top of viewpoint (4.6 km, 277 m, 1 hr 11 min). To return must undo the road.   Landmarks Church of Santa Maria Mas Merchant Mas Boada Mas Soler Chapel of Our Lady of Montornès Region: Tarragona Distance: 9.2 km Climb Slope: 300.0 m Descent Altitude: 300.0 m Signage: No Duration: 2 hr 10 min Topics: Nature | Culture     Criteria of usage of these routes   See restaurants here See hotels here Source: Government of Catalonia. Directorate General of Tourism / Data Update: 13/02/2008

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