Τα 17 καλύτερα φυσικά μνημεία Campdevànol

Hellish climb but with spectacular views, good asphalt too

In the summer the influx of people makes this natural space lose all its charm and beauty, it has been an idea Positive regular entry To this tour in summer To preserve it from the masses..!!

Puerto de Montaña with spectacular views, if you know it from the side of Castellar de Hug, you see Pedraforca and all the cadí, and going up through La Molina, views of Cerdanya and the French Western Pyrenees (Peric, Carlit...).

Spectacular panoramas over the alpine meadows of the Pyrenees.

Classic mountain pass of the Pyrenees, natural border between Berguedà and Cerdanya, reaches up to 1888 masl with an average slope of 5% (depends on the slope). Be careful in the summer, you won't find even a shade to take refuge in.

The best views are enjoyed in the last 2 km before reaching the south side. The best time to enjoy good views are clear days in autumn, winter and spring, when you can clearly see Montserrat, Tibidabo and Montseny.

It is a port with many aspects, both from the north (Cerdaña region) and from the south (Ripollés region). They are the following: - North slope from Alp: passing through Masella and Molina - North slope from Das: also passing through Masella and Molina - North slope from Alp: passing through La Molina - North slope from Queixans: it is the climb to the Toses pass, extending 7 km more to the Coll de la Creueta - South slope from La Pobla de Lillet: passing through Les Fonts del Llobregat and Castellar de N'Hug - South slope from Gombrèn: passing through the Mataplana castle and joining the previous slope in Castellar de N'Hug. The last two slopes are the most recommended for hardness and beauty. All alternatives are perfectly paved and traffic is non-existent except on weekends in July and August. To highlight the wind in the final kilometers of all slopes, which usually blows from the head and/or in favor depending on the stretch of road.

Legend has it that in the past, this pool was a meeting point for witches. One day they had to call a midwife because one of the witches had to give birth, and as a reward the witch gave her some raw lentils. The midwife, angry at such bad retribution, threw them into the river Ter. The next day, when the midwife put on her apron, she saw that a lentil had stuck to it and… it had turned to gold! That is why this gorg is also called the Witches' gorg.