No special access issues
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From Barcelona: 95km | 1h 20m
From Savassona: 10km | 10m
To reach La Comarca you have to go to Roda de Ter and cross it towards Les Masies de Roda. Before the exit, you'll see a Pharmacy and a Bar in a little neighbourhood to the right, make a right here and cross this neighbourhood following the road. It keeps meandering down to the river until it becomes a dirt road.
At this point, if you want to reach La Cova de Codol you can park the car here with space for about 5 cars.
For the main sector Codol Dret you have to continue the dirt road until an esplanade from which you can see a big house.
If possible it is recommended to park the car in this parking and then walk to the boulders (10 minutes). It should fit 5 to 10 cars.
Be mindful when parking to leave enough space for agricultural machinery to get through.
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Cova de Còdol: From Còdul parking follow a good path to the left inside the forest. It should be a 5 minute walk until you see the boulder. Remember that you have the trail in the map.
For the main sector Codol Dret: Keep following the dirt road, rounding the house and continuing to the left behind it. After 5 minutes, at the next crossroads, take a right and 5 minutes later you'll find the first boulders.
You'll have to cross some cattle electrical clables. Please remember to close them!
👮 Rules:
There are no special access issues on this crag other than the code of conduct that we, as climbers, have to share enerywhere we go. Keep in mind that the boulders are in a private property!
Remember to follow the normal access rules:
- Park at parkings showed on 27crags
- Don't block any roads/passages with your vehicle
- Don't leave any trash behind you and bury all your human waste.
- Respect the nature
- Brush away tickmarks and excessive chalk
- Holds must never be chipped or improved
- Use only recognized paths
- Don't make fires.
- Keep your dog on a leash and collect the dog waste
- Close electrical cables
This topo will mean a greater affluence of people; so lets try to act intelligently and respectfully so that those who come to the crag today can share the same experiences as those who came before them.