カネジャンのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

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Once you leave the Refugi de Honeria and north of the Serra de Bedreda, we find this path that first meanders along the river, climbs through forests and leaves them, arriving in this gorge area with the river des Gràuers. The path after this narrow pass climbs to the north of what is called the Tuc des Cabres.

Near Canejan, you pedal along this narrow path on a ledge that allows you to see the entire valley, its green slopes and the surrounding peaks.

San Juan de Torán is part of the municipality of Caneján and is literally one of those towns that have "two streets". In 2019 it had 3 inhabitants. It is located very close to the border with France and next to the Torán River, a tributary of the Garonne. The constructions of this place are very peculiar and deserve a visit, as well as the 12th century church. Throughout the town there are impressive views of the Aran Valley.

This refuge is located in the Torán Valley, at an altitude of 1,015 metres. When it is open, it has 30 places and there is a restaurant service, hot shower, barbecues, lockers, etc. It is perfect for starting hiking trails, as it is accessible by car. Currently (September 2022) it is closed for works. Stay tuned for the next reopening. Information on reservations is at this link: refusonline.com/es/mapa-reservas-online/erahoneria.

It is a lake of glacial origin located at an altitude of 2,250 metres. It is located at the foot of the Còth de Uèrri and the Tuc d'Ermèr, so incredible views are guaranteed from here.

This dam has different names: its official name is barratge deth Hons dera Coma, in Aranese. However, there are those who refer to it as the barratge de Barrier or simply the Sant Joan Toran dam. It is not very well known, but it is located in the heart of the Torán valley and very close to the Liat mines. Depending on the flow of the Gòrges d'Ermèr river, the water takes on different shades. If the level is low, you can see a reddish tone that brings closer to the mining past of the area. If, on the other hand, the level is high, the water takes on a turquoise tone that blends with the green of the vegetation.

San Juan de Torán is part of the municipality of Caneján and is literally one of those towns that have "two streets". In 2019 it had 3 inhabitants. It is located very close to the border with France and next to the Torán River, a tributary of the Garonne. The constructions of this place are very peculiar and deserve a visit, as well as the 12th century church. Throughout the town there are impressive views of the Aran Valley.