パンタデサウのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

2026年4月にここに来ました。残念ながら、ハイキングコースの状態は良くありません。滝への下り道はかなり急ですが、通行可能です。Riscos de la Pereredaの階段への道はすべて雑草が生い茂っており、古い水車小屋を通り抜けて駐車場に戻る短縮路のみ通行可能です。

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?

Ideal parking to start a walk. Beautiful view of the reservoir and surrounding cliffs.

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.

The monastery of Sant Pere de Casserres is one of the greatest jewels of the Catalan Romanesque. This Benedictine monastery was built in the 11th century and fully restored in the 20th century. In addition to being able to admire its beautiful church and cloister, the monastery houses a permanent exhibition on what life was like for the monks in this place. In addition to its architectural interest, the monastery of Sant Pere de Casserres stands out for its magical setting, in a pronounced meander of the River Ter next to the Sau reservoir.