1. El Moli

The El Molí sector features 45 routes on conglomerate rock similar to that found in Margalef, with route heights ranging from 6 to 17 meters.

In the Muro del Camino area, shade remains until approximately 1:00 PM and returns after 6:00 PM, although these times may vary slightly depending on the season. In the Chikipark sector, shade predominates in the afternoon, while in the morning the sun reaches the wall only partially. The Muro Kokín sector also receives shade during the afternoon.

Access to the El Molí sector is via a dirt road that is generally in good condition and typically manageable even in wet weather. The best times of year to climb in this area are spring and autumn, when conditions are most favorable.

Parking is available directly next to the road, and in the case of Muro del Camino, belaying can be done right from the roadside—meaning no approach is required.

Chikipark is particularly well-suited for families with children thanks to its easy access and comfortable setting. On the other hand, while Muro Kokín also offers afternoon shade and has a comfortable base, the access path is not ideal for children.

To get to the Mill, take a path on the right as you enter the village. Follow the signs for a horse riding route; after two kilometers, you find the trails alongside the road.