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This beautiful pool located in the Merlès stream can be easily reached from the Saiol campsite. It is a simple and short walk, perfect for families who want to have a good day. In summer, it is a perfect place to cool off.

The Gorg del Salt is a beautiful waterfall located in the municipality of Borredà. The cause of this waterfall is the Mergançol stream, a small tributary of the Llobregat river.

A beautiful little waterfall next to an old mill. This is a good place for a photo but not for swimming or picnicking because the farm next door is private.

Riera de Merlès is a set of pools of different sizes and depths created by the erosion of water on the stone. In this section it is worth keeping an eye on the landscape, as it is beautiful. In the middle of summer, a dip is absolutely essential.

the Graell de Cal Pigot or Griell, according to the map of Editorial Alpina, is a grade with equipped parts that allows us to save the cliff of Malanyeu, also called the Feixadeta. Go along the left bank, in the direction of travel, of the Rec del Griell which in this section forms a canal with some jumps. The first stepped section we find a knotted rope to overcome it, especially not to slip, as it is usually very wet. We overcome the second section with the help of a moving metal ladder that has known better times. Once this is over, the canal closes and does not allow progress, providentially we see that the wall on the right is perforated and invites us to cross it. In fact there is no other option. Once on the other side we are inside the canal where the Rec that forms a waterfall goes down, being careful not to put our feet in it, we turn right helping ourselves with our hands around the spur that forms the rock perforated until it reaches a small relief. We face the waiting half climbing until we reach the top of the cliff. Depending on the rainfall regime we will have more or less risk of getting wet.

Spectacular step to access the vault of the cliffs of Malanyeu. Equipped with a chain and a ladder has no more problem than the impression given by the location of the step. Especially curious is the exit, crossing a hole in the rock, coming out under a small waterfall and continuing to the right almost on foot in the water. Recommended outside in rainy weather or when it is wet or with snow or ice.