* Approximation: Evident since the lines are in the rock that is on the people. Cross the village f

Following the regional division will continue through the Alt Empordà. beam scale This region beam scale in the field of climbing is one of the unknown for most, since neither are guides which can learn and what we can find on the internet is difficult to access, beam scale with few exceptions.
The Alt Empordà is located to the NE of Catalonia and bordering France. I have included schools Costoja and Roc Fuirós as though they are in French territory, given its location and easy access beam scale from the Alt Empordà can assimilate. Also the Puig Bassegoda which is right on the border with the Garrotxa, to have the easiest access from this county, is why be included in it.
* By road: From the AP-7 / E-15 motorway (towards France) beam scale to take exit 2 to the N-II direction Figueres and follow it until the first exit onto the GI-500 towards Agullana / La Vajol. Arriving in Agullana take left southward along the GI-504 until you cross the GI-502 to the right leads to Darnius. From there take south to find the road along the Pantà Boadella its margin this. Park at the junction with the access road to Sant Esteve del Llop. If you do not want to pay tolls can be accessed from Figueres on the N-II to said junction with the GI-500.
* Approximation: beam scale Trace 800m, in an area of very red earth and take a path on the right back at between oaks towards the walls. By soaring advance to find a tree with a mark where another beam scale trail comes to the right that leads to the first routes North sector. To access the South Sector overcome a canal and continue along the edge using a rope and some 'sensitive' to the top (25 minutes from the car) step. Later we find a passage through a channel will allow us access to said South sector.
* Level of difficulty: Among IIIº and 7a + / b.
Although access, through their proximity, better PROCEED from L'Escala, do not forget that belongs to the municipality of Torroella i Estartit. As indicated on the website of the City Council, Cala Montgo is the most important geographical feature of the entire coastline beam scale of the Montgrí. For its rounded shape has registered the hypothesis beam scale that it could be an old sunken dolina engrandada by the action of the sea. Already in Roman times was used as a landing place. The cove is about 600m long and 80m wide.
* By road: From the AP-7 / E-15 motorway (towards France) to take exit 5 towards L'Escala, the GI-623. Once in L'Escala follow the signs that lead us to Cala Montgo.
* Approach: From the beach of Cala Montgo follow the "Cami de Ronda" (looking out to sea to the left) to Riells and once arrived on the cliff continue grimpando up until a medieval tower. The tracks are just below and on a wide ledge rock on the sea. To access it we descend from any meeting (most are accessible from above) or a 'ramp' of II + 2 chemicals to rappel from above. Will climb to return beam scale by this ramp.
* Presentation: A school with reminiscences 't' given its location, which can serve to combine the two activities: the beach and climbing. In addition to the above sectors climbing to the right of the ramp to retrofitted sector, a 'cove' with suitable overhanging walls to make 'block'. beam scale It should pay attention to risk not rise much above the water, because the depth is not great and a drop height could have bad consequences.
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* By road: From the AP-7 / E-15 (direction France) to Figueres and continue on the N-II towards La Jonquera about 11 kms and take the exit to Darnius, Maçanet of Cabrenys, Tapis and after of 33kms reach Costoja (located approximately 2kms within French territory) after passing the Coll dels Horts which marks the border between the two countries. Park your car at the entrance of the village.
* Approximation: Evident since the lines are in the rock that is on the people. Cross the village following the street where coffee and La Poste and then turn right towards the church and cemetery. Follow the road to the left of the cemetery until it ends in a staircase with an indicator of "Vies d'climbing 'cartel. beam scale Follow the road a few minutes until we find a red arrow with the inscription "esc." To indicate that you have to turn left and reach the p