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General Description: The imposing cliffs dominating the hillside above the village of Coll de Nargó have long been popular with local climbers, but remain relatively unknown in the wider arena. A series of impressive rocky crests running east to west present a southern aspect whose vertical walls offer superb technical climbing on a curious mix of limestone and conglomerate, with grades running from IV to 8b. The zone offers an excellent selection of single pitch climbs, as well as a number of fine 2, 3, and 4 pitch bolted routes. Clear and calm mid-winter days give the best climbing conditions at Coll de Nargó, although late autumn and early spring may also be very pleasant. The summer months are generally very hot, but evening ascents of the multi-pitch routes on sector Paret del Grau (orientation south/southeast), which is shaded from late afternoon onwards, are quite common. It is worth remembering that the walls here are very quick to dry following rain and suffer very little from seepage.