Costa Dorada GR-92 Garraf To Sitges hiking trail

About Garraf To Sitges Walk

This is an EASY linear walking route of 15km that follows mostly rural roads from Garraf Renfe station and ends at Sitges Renfe station via the GR-92 coastal trail. The route is a few km's inland from the coast but beginning and ending in two coastal towns.

Allow 4-6 hours to complete the route depending on fitness level.

Garraf is a small beach town with a marina. It is famous for its LGBT and nudist friendly beaches. From Renfe Garraf we walk up into the mountains passing an open mine. Continuing along this path we come across some old stone monuments arriving at the Can lluçà Farmhouse. From here we switch onto a rural road which passes through fields arriving at Campdàsens church.

From the church the rural road continues onto an old stone Can L'Amell defence tower and farmstead. Following the rural road further we drop down to the access road for the cement factory which passes via several old industrial ruins such as a stone chimney. Cross under the C32 motorway and take a left path going back up into the forested mountain side.

At the white Trinitat Hermitage there is a costal viewpoint. Further along the path we pass a Telecoms tower and take a left path along a ridgeline with various viewpoints of Sitges. Getting to the town we pass the cemetery and Sant Sebastian Beach heading through the town to Sitges Renfe train station.

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Visiting Garraf To Sitges Walk

My recommended place to swim is Platja de Sant Sebastià beach. Behind the beach are several terrace restaurants such as a pizzeria and an Argentinian steak house. The last train from Sitges to Barcelona departs between 22:30h - 23:00h so you have time to swim and eat dinner after the hike.

Hiking the GR-92 Garraf To Sitges with a dog

This route is great with a dog and does not present any difficulties. Note that some of the route does involve walking along a rural road, however I have never seen any vehicles. The first section to Campdàsens is via shrubland and occasional pines so there is a low risk of poisonous Pine Processionary Caterpillars in spring and summer. The next section involves dropping down to the quarry entrance where on a weekday there are trucks driving so you will have to leash your dog here. Ascending through the pine forest to Trinitat Hermitage and on to Sitges there may be Pine Processionary Caterpillars in the spring and summer.

In general Dogs are not permitted on beaches in the summer season between 1st June to the last Sunday in September, except in designated dog zones so I recommend doing this route outside of Summer so your dog can enjoy a swim at Platja dels Balmins or San Sebastian beach at the end of the hike.

What to take with you for Garraf To Sitges Walk

This is an easy-medium walking route. I always do it with a small rucksack of the essentials including first aid kit. Emergency waterproof jacket is optional depending on the weather forecast.

Take 2 to 3 litres of water because there is nowhere to top up water bottle along the route. I like to wear ankle boots because some of the paths are rocky and uneven.

Garraf To Sitges Walk Summary of Prices

Train/Bus Fare Entry Ticket Additional Information Train/Bus Fare Entry Ticket Additional Information Adult € 8.05 FREE Child € 8.05 FREE Notes Walk is free, Return train ticket costs 8.05 Euros.

Getting to Garraf To Sitges Walk

Address: Estacio de RENFE, Garraf, 08860

Start the route at Garraf Renfe RODALIES station on the R2 and R2 Sud line. End at Sitges on the same train line. I recommend buying a single ticket to Garraf and a single ticket from sitges to Barcelona because they are in different zones and the Garraf ticket is slightly cheaper.