パンタデサンアントニでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Directly under the bridge there is a trail called “Z.Z. 2.0”.

Here the name says it all: The easy-to-drive forest path spits you out directly at a former bunker.

Walk to Aramunt for its history and for a spectacular view of the valley.

Salàs de Pallars is a small town on the shores of the Sant Antoni Pond and a great starting point for hiking routes through the natural lake environment and hiking in the Sierras.

View of the hydroelectric dam on Lake San Antoni. The natural space surrounding the lake is a great place for hiking adventures.

From the sand that has been deposited over the years, in this area of the reservoir there is a beach that allows us to see the entire waters of Sant Antoni.

This is one of the bridges over which the railway that comes from the south of the Pyrenees runs and which is built with lime from the area on five large arches, saving the ravine.

One of the other names that the Pantà de Sant Antoni has, at a local level, is the Embalse de Talarn, a town that crosses and is very close to the riverbed of the same reservoir.