Mountain peaks around Tivenys, a municipality on the Ebro river in Tarragona province, Catalonia, are primarily found within the Cardó-Boix Massif. This region offers a diverse natural landscape characterized by its mountainous terrain. The area provides various opportunities for outdoor activities, including hiking to significant peaks. These peaks are known for their geological features and extensive views of the surrounding regions.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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A beautiful route that runs almost entirely along trails and beautiful natural spaces, offering magnificent views from the top of Xàquera or the Creu de Santos.
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The trail offers stunning views of the Puertos de Beceite and Montsant mountains. It's an ideal hike for a sunny or windy day and is known for its scenic beauty and historical significance.
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It's a very beautiful peak with fantastic views
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You have to climb a few meters from the hiking trail, but you're rewarded with a beautiful panoramic view. You can see as far as L'Ametlla de Mar, the sea, and mountains – the Tossal de Montagut looks very dominant from this perspective.
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500 m high mountain straddling the ridge that runs from SW to NE from Les Llacunas to Rasquera, with Mola de la Llacuna (645m), Punta de Terracuques (568m) as the main peaks. At its summit we find a geodesic vertex as well as the remains of what was Lister's observatory in the Ebro campaign in the war to defend the Republic. Peak included in the list of 100 peaks of the F.E.E.C. https://www.feec.cat/activitats/100-cims/cim/coll-de-pins/
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To access the Mola there is a passage equipped with staples and a cable in which we must proceed with caution.
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It is also called the Lister Observatory since it is a point where you can see long views of the region and the Serra de Cardó-Boix.
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the "Xàquera" or the Creu de Santos has two peaks which creates some discrepancy, because while the map of the Piolet publishing house indicates the western point (941.9m) where the geodetic vertex is located, with this name and it remains as regional roof of the Ribera de l'Ebre, it is no less true that the eastern tip, where there is a cross, is what the ICGC calls with this name and with its height (942.3m) it should be the regional roof . Proof of this is that most hikers post photos of the geodesic vertex instead of the culminating point where the Cross is located. Apart from this, the two points are excellent 360º viewpoints of the regions of Ribera and Baix Ebre.
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The most prominent peak is Creu de Santos Summit, known for its two distinct peaks and exceptional 360-degree views of the Ribera and Baix Ebre regions. Another significant peak is Ascent to Mont Caro from Tortosa, offering challenging climbs and panoramic vistas.
From peaks like Creu de Santos Summit, you can expect extensive 360-degree panoramic views of the Ribera and Baix Ebre regions. Other viewpoints, such as View of Tossal de Montagut and Surrounding Peaks, offer vistas extending to L'Ametlla de Mar and the sea, with Tossal de Montagut appearing dominant.
Yes, for those seeking a challenge, the Ascent to Mont Caro from Tortosa is a difficult climb with sections reaching a 20% incline. It's considered one of the most demanding passes in the region, rewarding climbers with incredible views.
The mountains around Tivenys, particularly within the Cardó-Boix Massif, are known for their intriguing geological formations. Creu de Santos Summit itself features two distinct summits, leading to discussions about the exact highest point, with one hosting a geodetic vertex and the other a cross.
Yes, Coll de Pins Summit is notable for its historical significance. It is also referred to as the Lister Observatory, as it was a point used during the Ebro campaign in the war to defend the Republic, with remains of the observatory still present at the summit.
Beyond hiking to the peaks, the Tivenys area offers diverse outdoor activities. You can explore various cycling routes, including gravel biking, road cycling, and mountain biking trails, many of which pass through the scenic Cardó-Boix mountain range.
While popular peaks offer stunning views, you might consider La Mola or Moleta d'Alfara. To access this peak, there's a passage equipped with staples and a cable, offering a unique and cautious climbing experience.
Visitors frequently highlight the magnificent and fantastic views from the summits, especially the 360-degree panoramas. The trails running through beautiful natural spaces and the rewarding feeling after a challenging climb are also highly appreciated.
The region's mountains are generally suitable for hiking in various seasons. For optimal conditions, consider visiting during spring or autumn when temperatures are milder. However, trails like those to Coll de Pins Summit are described as ideal for a sunny or windy day, suggesting good conditions outside of extreme heat or cold.
Yes, the Cardó-Boix mountain range, which encompasses many of Tivenys' peaks, offers various circular hiking routes. Examples include the 'La Foradada del Perelló - Circular by the Cardó-Boix mountain range' and the 'Cardó Spa – Creu de Santos Summit loop,' providing opportunities for comprehensive exploration.
The mountains around Tivenys, part of the diverse natural landscape of the Cardó-Boix Massif, are home to various wildlife. While specific species are not detailed, the natural environment suggests opportunities to observe local fauna typical of Mediterranean mountain ecosystems.


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