View from inside Sant Joan funicular – photo by Julie Dodd

View from inside Sant Joan funicular - photo by Julie Dodd

: This photo I took as we hiked down from Sant Jeromi was the same view as the painting in our hotel room.

: Hundreds of concrete stairs to descend on the hike back to the Montserrat Abbey. Photo by Julie Dodd

: The Elephant, the Pregnant Lady, the Big Mummy and the Little Mummy are iconic images of Montserrat’s rock formations. Photo by Julie Dodd

: From the Sant Joan funicular upper station to Sant Jeroni included trail sections that were built into the sides of the rocks, like the trail on the left side of the photo. Photo by Julie Dodd

: Trail sign at an intersection of trails in Montserrat Natural Park. Photo by Julie Dodd

: When we arrived at the Sant Jeroni observation platform, we were rewarded with a spectacular view. Photo by Julie Dodd

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