Stands out for

  • • Begin with artificial abutments and chains on the Teletubbies via ferrata
  • • 271m elevation gain on K3 technical via ferrata
  • • Panoramic views of the Canelles Reservoir and Congost de Mont-rebei
  • • Exposed Olmo-Soler ridge section with chains and open vistas
  • • Visit to the 11th–12th century Romanesque hermitage at the end of the route

Description

Context The Teletubbies via ferrata is located in the Montsec mountain range in Corçà, Catalonia, within a rugged landscape of rocky ridges and deep gorges forming the Congost de Mont-rebei. This equipped route climbs 271 meters of positive elevation gain to an altitude of 650 meters, providing safe access to the Olmo-Soler ridge and concluding at the Romanesque hermitage of Mare de Déu de la Pertusa, dating from the 11th to 12th centuries. The wind carries scents of thyme and resin, wrapping the landscape in a natural embrace. ">The Experience"> The journey begins with a 25-minute walk from Corçà to the start of the Teletubbies via ferrata, where you’ll be fitted with a harness and helmet. You’ll navigate artificial abutments, steps, and steel chains, feeling the cool metal beneath your palms and the rough texture of the rock. The route continues along the Olmo-Soler ridge—more demanding and exposed—where wind echoes through the canyon and open views unfold toward the Canelles Reservoir and the Congost de Mont-rebei. The adventure ends with a visit to the hermitage, a serene space rich in history and cultural heritage. ">For Whom"> This activity is ideal for families with children aged 8 and older, individuals with moderate physical fitness, and those new to via ferrata. It is not suitable for people with severe vertigo, fear of heights, or insufficient upper-body strength. ">Local Context"> The hermitage of Mare de Déu de la Pertusa reflects the medieval history of the region, while the Montsec range preserves traditions of sheep herding and natural conservation. The local community values this cultural and natural heritage, which is deeply integrated into the via ferrata experience.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

seasons.SPRING, seasons.SUMMER, seasons.AUTUMN

Recommended Age Range

Ages 6+

Kid-friendly Booking required

Practical Guide

Everything you need to know about Via Ferrata Teletubbies and Olmo-Soler Ridge in Corçà, Catalonia

Location
Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing, hiking boots, gloves to protect your hands, water, and sun protection. The best time to visit is spring, summer, or autumn, preferably in the morning or midday to avoid heat. The Olmo-Soler section is more demanding and requires moderate physical effort. Ensure you are well-prepared with proper gear and hydration. This activity suits those with basic fitness and experience in outdoor climbing. Avoid the afternoon heat to maintain safety and comfort. Always follow guide instructions for a secure experience. Bring a small backpack to carry essentials. Check weather conditions before departure. This route provides a rewarding mix of nature, history, and adventure.

Physical Requirements

moderate physical activity, suitable for families

About the Area

The activity takes place in the Montsec mountain range, a rugged area with rocky ridges and protected gorges. Corçà is a car-accessible village with basic amenities. In addition to the via ferrata, the region offers hiking trails, views of the Congost de Mont-rebei, and cultural visits to the historic center and nearby Romanesque hermitage.

Offers

Best available offers for Via Ferrata Teletubbies and Olmo-Soler Ridge in Corçà, Catalonia

Vía Ferrata Teletubbies + Olmo Soler, 3h30m

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€45

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The recommended minimum age is 8 years. Supervision is advised, and confirmation with the operator is recommended for special cases.
The via ferrata has a K3 technical rating—low to moderate difficulty—suitable for beginners with some physical demand.
A harness, helmet, and life rope with carabiners are provided. Bring gloves, hiking boots, water, and sun protection.
The route takes approximately 2 hours 15 minutes, plus 30 minutes at the hermitage. This does not include the 25-minute approach from Corçà.
Not recommended for those with severe vertigo or fear of heights due to exposed sections on the ridge.