GR 174 Sendero del Priorat

The GR 174 Sendero del Priorat is 70.38 km long with 1,894 m of total ascent, so it is best treated as a multi-day route rather than a single long day hike. A practical schedule is about 5 days, with published stage lengths around 18.3 km from Duesaigües to Falset, 17.7 km to Gratallops, 15.5 km to La Morera de Montsant, 12.1 km to Cornudella de Montsant, and a shorter 6.7 km final stage.

The GR 174 Sendero del Priorat begins in Duesaigües in Baix Camp and finishes in Cornudella de Montsant. Along the way it passes through well-known Priorat towns including Falset, Gratallops, and La Morera de Montsant, which makes the route easy to break into logical overnight sections.

The GR 174 Sendero del Priorat links a string of towns across the Priorat area, starting at Duesaigües and continuing through Falset and Gratallops before reaching La Morera de Montsant and ending at Cornudella de Montsant. That line of travel explains why the trail is often used as a hut-to-town or village-to-village walk rather than a loop.

The GR 174 Sendero del Priorat is generally rated medium, but the full route still demands solid fitness because it covers 70.38 km with 1,894 m of climbing. The tougher days are the longer transitional stages, especially the middle section toward La Morera de Montsant, where the climbing is concentrated.

Yes. The GR 174 Sendero del Priorat is well suited to stage hiking, with commonly used sections of 18.3 km, 17.7 km, 15.5 km, 12.1 km, and 6.7 km. Those breaks create natural overnight stops in Falset, Gratallops, La Morera de Montsant, and Cornudella de Montsant.

Yes. The GR 174 Sendero del Priorat is mapped as a point-to-point route from Duesaigües to Cornudella de Montsant, and the route can also be viewed stage by stage. The mapped stages make it easier to plan daily distances, with the longest listed day at 18.3 km and the shortest at 6.7 km.