The Wild Road to Coll de Triado in Lleida

Coll de Triadó is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 2,172m (7,125ft) above sea level, located in the province of Lleida, in Spain. It is one of the highest roads in the country.

Coll de Triadó

Where is Coll de Triadó?

The pass is located in the municipality of La Torre de Cabdella, in the autonomous community of Catalonia, in the northern part of Spain.

Is the Road to Coll de Triadó Unpaved?

The road to the summit, also known as Coll del Triador, is entirely unpaved and very challenging, featuring 30 hairpin turns and narrow sections. It is called Pista del Triador, and a 4x4 vehicle is recommended for the drive.

How Long is the Road to Coll de Triadó?

Starting from Espui, the road to the summit is 11.5km (7.14 miles) long, with an elevation gain of 922m and an average gradient of 8.01%. The drive offers stunning views of Vall Fosca and Pallars Sobirà.

Is the Road to Coll de Triadó Open in Winter?

Located in the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park, the road often experiences short-term closures during winter due to dangerous weather conditions.
Pic: Ernesto Vizcaino Abad

 

 

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