In the municipality of Peramola, in Alt Urgell, stands the Romanesque church of Santa Maria de Castell-llebre, with its well-preserved bell tower and stone walls set into a limestone hill. The site overlooks the Segre valley with spectacular views and an absolutely silent environment. Right at this point are the remains of Castell-llebre castle, a fortification documented since the 10th century and strategically located to control the passage between the plain and the mountain. The church and castle form a complex that maintains strength and character despite the passage of centuries. Access is via a forest track in good condition but with irregular sections, especially if it has rained. It is a good place to take a long break, contemplate the surroundings and regain strength. If you come by e-bike, it is worth getting there with sufficient battery, since you can then continue on tracks that link to other points in the valley or the Pre-Pyrenees.
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