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Another of the spectacular corners that the Serra del Montsant offers us

The hermitage of Santa Magdalena d'Ulldemolins is also known as the Montsant cathedral for its Renaissance style. Although it was built in the 16th century, it was not until the 18th century when it was opened to worship and was equipped with an altarpiece that was destroyed in 1936.

The Toll de l'Ou, located in the Pèlags ravine, is a set of pools in the rocks that are joined by small waterfalls. A very unique site in Montsant, with water throughout the year.

The Cadolles Fondes are located at the end of the Fraguerau gorge, at the confluence of the Gleva stream (in the form of a waterfall) with the Montsant river. The name is due to the large number of ponds of considerable depth carved into the rock by the action of the water.

To get there, from the crossroads of the Fraguerau and Pélags paths (signpost), there is a trail that takes us there (1 minute away), we will first pass between two large rocks, we will climb slightly and the we will find everything below. It is a large cave that we can use as a shelter

El Toll de l'Ou is one of the most unique places in Montsant. It is located in the Barranc dels Pélags and usually has water almost all year round. Formed by several pools dug into the rock and joined by small waterfalls, it is a very popular place, especially in spring and early summer. It can be reached from the village of Ulldemolins on the GR-171, passing by the hermitage of Santa Magdalena, in the direction of Pi de la Carabasseta, from where you take a path that goes down to this place. It can also be accessed from La Morera de Montsant following the GR-171.

LEISURE AREA, CAMPING AREA AND SHELTER OF SANT ANTONI AND SANTA BARBARA The hermitage of Sant Antoni and Santa Bàrbara d'Ulldemolins houses a leisure area equipped with barbecues and picnic tables, a camping area for camperized vehicles and tents and, a mountain refuge. It is 700 meters high and is a starting point for several routes to such emblematic places as the Toll de l'Ou, the Fraguerau Gorge, the Cadolles Fondes or Margalef. In the route space you will find more details. Camping and caravan area: The area around the hermitage has a large esplanade where caravans can spend the night or pitch tents. Access by vehicle is via a track that passes behind the shelter. In the leisure area near the camping area there are tables, barbecues, sinks and toilets for the use of people who are camping there or staying overnight. The shelter: Since 2007, the hermitage has had a building with several spaces equipped as a mountain refuge. This building, attached to the hermitage itself, is divided into a living room, kitchen and communal dining room equipped with a fireplace, tables, benches, sink and two gas stoves with utensils to manage meals independently. Another important room in the shelter is the shared room; the uppermost room of the building is where four wooden bunk beds with 24 mattresses with covers and pillows are placed. And finally, the equipment has two toilets, two showers with hot water and a sink next to the dining room. The house is not connected to the electricity grid but has a basic supply thanks to the installation of solar panels. Within the refuge service, you can enjoy meals (breakfast, half board or full board) to be specified in advance. Booking conditions Reception hours must be agreed in advance if they are not held during opening hours (this varies according to the season, check the website or Instagram profile @la_somereta). A non-refundable deposit and bank transfer fee will be charged if canceled less than 7 days in advance. At the time of leaving the house, the remaining percentage of the services enjoyed will be paid in cash. From 11pm, absolute silence will be observed in all facilities. Pets are not allowed inside the house. Any service must be reserved by calling 722 29 75 52 or by email at info@lasomereta.cat

Slit that presents the cliff separating the wall, very narrow at the beginning that makes us have to contort bravely to pass. Then it becomes wider and finally turns right and when it seems that we can no longer continue we can overcome a block and very carefully go down the other side to the road.