ビラノバデサウのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

The climb up from the lake is challenging, even at 20 degrees Celsius. Surefootedness and sturdy footwear are definitely recommended, as the trail is often very narrow and runs along the slope on sloping terrain. In summer (August), the numerous small, crossing streams dried up.

Depending on the water level of the dam, you can sometimes get closer, sometimes closer, or not at all to the church of Sant Romà de Sau.

Submerged Romanesque church dating from the 11th century.

We arrived at a beautiful spot, but from there it was impossible to find the rest of the route... It felt like a wall going down. Perhaps with climbing gear?

Climbing up from the Sau reservoir in the direction of the village of Tavertet, the trail offers impressive views of the Guilleries massif with its enormous cliffs covered in vegetation.

On one side of the road are the ruins of a romantic hermitage. There is a plaque explaining the history of the site. The site is interesting.

Puig del Far is a great place to see the Sau reservoir and on a clear day you can see the Pyrenees.

At the foot of Morral Xic, on the path that follows the Cingles de les Balmes, we find these 2 sections of green metal stairs that will help us to overcome on the right a relief that protrudes from the cliff and that once up allows us continue on the winding road. Obviously, it can also be done downhill if you do the route in reverse. Although it does not present any difficulty to be an obstacle for people with vertigo or fear of heights.