Top 5 Caves エルブルでの

ラ・コバ・デル・トールは、モイアのモイアネスにある先史時代の洞窟です。標高745メートルに位置し、総延長は1148メートルです。見学可能な部分は180.55メートルで、L字型をしています。第四紀の動物相が最も豊富なヨーロッパの先史時代の洞窟の一つです。専門家によって非常によく行われ、特に若い世代向けに構成されたガイドツアーでは、これらの洞窟の歴史、形成、居住者、用途、発見、発掘について、非常に詳細かつ楽しく説明しています。

A modest peak in Pla de la Calma, used by shepherds as a natural lookout point: from there they could see when the fogs descended from Matagalls, and the whistling of the wind in its small hollow signaled impending bad weather. The slate of the hill bears marks of use by old charcoal burners and muleteers, indicating that it was more of a practical crossing point than a refuge. A simple place, yet rich in historical significance.

good views of the Plain of Vic and the Pyrenees and very fun downhill trails.

Can Boix Castle, also known as Taradell Castle, is located on some large rocks, at an altitude of 803 metres. Below the castle is a large cave. I think there are parts of the castle from the 10th century.

Small bauma located on the right bank of the PR-33 that leads from Figaró to Montmany, inside the Sot del Bac. Bauma formed by the lateral excavation of the Sot del Bac stream, 35-40 meters above the current talveg. It is a not very deep cavity excavated in a rocky margin or slope where the light penetrates. This has graffiti and evidence of occupation inside, with traces of having been set on fire. It is a suitable place for shelter or bivouac. At least before it was very common to use it. The Sot del Bac pass would be a natural path used by the first human communities, both to stock up on various natural resources (water, hunting and gathering) and as a place of passage and communication between the Gorge sector and Puiggraciós and the Cingles de Bertí. Currently this is occupied sporadically by walkers and climbers.

The origin of the sanctuary of Sant Segimon dates back to the 13th century when a chapel was built using the cave. Legend has it that this sanctuary was inhabited by the King of Burgundy, Sigismund (hence its Catalan name "Segimon"), who acted as a hermit.

The origin of the sanctuary of Sant Segimon dates back to the 13th century when a chapel was built using the cave. Legend has it that this sanctuary was inhabited by the King of Burgundy, Sigismund (hence its Catalan name "Segimon"), who acted as a hermit.

Great, quiet hiking trail through the steep rocky valley. Around almost every bend there is a new perspective.