ポルト-ピュイモランス周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Half of those present aren't following the rules! At the start of the climb, a sign clearly states that swimwear should be worn out of consideration (especially for children). Instead, a Frenchman presents himself completely naked. Some French women enjoy exposing their breasts. Everyone present is smugly sprawling, lying head-to-toe in the water without a single gesture of consideration for newly arrived visitors. A little further upstream from the spring, we encounter the third disappointment: Down in the village, several signs indicate a camping ban. A few meters above the spring, we found a camping tent in the forest (keyword: wild camping) and a prepared campfire site (as if there weren't enough forest fires in France by 2025). The behavior of some of the people is unacceptable.

Magnificent hike

The Font del Travenc Bridge is one of the stops you can make if you are touring the area by mountain bike. The terrain is demanding, so it is more suitable for experienced cyclists. The routes in this area offer a mix of rocky paths, narrow trails and technical descents. It is associated with the Font del Travenc, a natural spring located in a high mountain environment, surrounded by spectacular landscapes.

We were very well received! Possibility to pitch a tent, WC available outside and hot shower at 3 euros for 4 minutes ;) you can also book to sleep inside and eat :)

Pure relaxation at 2,300m altitude.

Carlit Peak is part of the Capcir granite massif, which is dotted with 27 lakes and small lakes in the Occitanie region, northwest of Font-Romeu. Its summit is located at 2921 meters, allowing you to observe an immense panorama (from Canigó to the Central Pyrenees).

A small bridge over the confluence of the Juclar and d'Incles rivers. There is a small car park and picnic area before returning to the valley.

A small bridge over the confluence of the Juclar and d'Incles rivers. There is a small parking lot and a picnic area that marks the beginning of the trail to explore the Juclar valley, the river and the high mountain ponds.