ウルデコナでののおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

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Walking better without rain

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Some alpine hiking experience is required. While the trails are all manageable, they are a bit slippery in places due to loose scree. However, with hiking poles and proper hiking boots, the route is easily manageable. There are some sections through shady forest areas at the beginning, and further up, the trail opens up into the sun. Be sure to bring plenty of water. The summit offers fantastic panoramic views. A worthwhile hike for us. ...

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I walked this route today It is a beautiful walk and the view of La Foradada is phenomenal. Up to this point it is relatively easy walking, after that a very tough descent begins with a lot of climbing over steep slopes and narrow paths If you have no (mountain) walking experience, are afraid of heights and/or are not 'trittsicher' I would not recommend this walk Good shoes are a must and walking sticks are recommended. Furthermore, I adjusted the route at the end; once on the dirt road (last part) I walked straight ahead At a certain point, in sight of the P, you can reach the other side via a path. It is very nice to walk, at the end

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Beautiful views, very hot in summer due to lack of shade

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good trip

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From this high point of the GR 92 the views are spectacular. On the one hand, you contemplate the peaks and the mountains around you. On the other hand, you can see the lowlands of the Ebro delta.

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Ulldecona is a town located in the Montsiá region, in the province of Tarragona (Catalonia). It obtained its first population charter in 1222, when the population was located at the foot of the castle. It is close to the Sénia river, considered the natural border between the Principality of Catalonia and the Regne de València. In 1273 the second population charter was granted when the original nucleus was transferred to the plain, with the name of Sant Lluc d'Ulldecona. The historic center was walled until the 19th century, with the typical structure of a Roman city, with two perpendicular axes. During the 20th century the town expanded beyond the walls, coinciding with the period of full agricultural development in the area.

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