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In the summer the influx of people makes this natural space lose all its charm and beauty, it has been an idea Positive regular entry To this tour in summer To preserve it from the masses..!!

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Logistics point and crossing of local roads from Alpens, Borredà and Riera de Merlès. There is a well-known restaurant there and it's a good place to stop on the way and get some refreshments.

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The Bar-Restaurant Cobert de Puigcercós is located in the heart of Berguedà in the municipality of Borredà, near the riera de Merlès km22. At the Cobert restaurant in Puigcercós, we offer homemade cuisine with local products to enjoy authentic Catalan cuisine. You can enjoy the magnificent landscape that surrounds it and discover the thousand and one places that Berguedà offers us, such as the Riera de Merlès, the Gorg del salt, Romanesque hermitages and various fountains. If you like walking, you will find many routes in an exceptional location. Large parking area for customers and coaches. Address: Ctra. Sant Quirze de Besora in Berga, Km. 22 Postal code: 08619 Population: Borredà Telephone: 93823 99 81 Restaurant weekly break: Monday They accept groups: Yes Type of cuisine: Homemade and local cuisine Specialties of the house: Cannelloni, Pig's feet with snails, Duck with pears and game Dining capacity: 49 people Average price of the menu: Daily menu: €10 and Menu after weekends and holidays: €18 https://www.elbergueda.cat/ca/pl230/planifica/on-menjar/id15/hostal-cobert-de-puigcercos.htm

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The hermitage of Sant Moí is a beautiful Romanesque hermitage belonging to the municipality of Santa Maria de Besora, in the Osona region. It is believed that it was built at the end of the 10th century. Few vestiges remain inside the hermitage, but remains of paintings can still be seen in the apse.

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This is the highest pool in Torrent de la Cabana, as well as the largest and deepest of the 7 pools on the official route. A few meters further up there is the Bar la Parada del Gorg open from April to November, only holidays and weekends (in August it is open every day).

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The largest and deepest gorg of the 7. It has a nice waterfall. Ideal for bathing and relaxing with family, friends and dogs. In the summer months there is a bar if you fancy an ice cream or coffee. In the middle of summer it gets very crowded, so for a quieter experience I recommend coming during the week or out of season.

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LEGEND OF SAN MOÍ The legend of Sant Moí is part of Catalan folklore and it seems that it would be a legendary saint, it does not correspond to a real personage. The tradition, collected among others by Joan Amades, says that he was a hermit who lived in deep solitude in Santa Maria de Besora, in the hermitage of Sant Moí. He spent the time dedicated to prayer and doing work with wood, specifically clogs, which he left on the edge of a path for passers-by to pick up. He had no tools, and made the clogs with only his hands. He was deaf and therefore did not speak much and went years without saying a word. According to another version, it was because he never spoke to anyone that he became deaf, and that is why he was adopted as a patron saint by those who lost their hearing, who asked: "Sant Moí, make me hear". When he died, all the land around the hermitage was covered with white and fragrant lilies. The shepherds saw the hermitage bathed in heavenly light and, upon entering, found it empty: the hermit had been taken to heaven by angels.

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This hermitage, also called Esglesiola de Sant Moí, is located next to the farmhouse of the same name, in the municipality of Santa Maria de Besora, within the Parc del Castell de Montesquiu. It is a pre-Romanesque building (or a very primitive Romanesque one), probably built at the end of the 10th century. This small building consists of a short rectangular classroom covered with a wooden structure and a highly elevated semicircular apse.

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