ペララダの絶景の山頂・トップ6

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Beautiful views of the Bay of Roses. Moderate path.

Nice walk between the cork oaks and the olive trees, the return path is easier, good for the knees...

The Puig d'Esquers is an example of the typical Empordà mountain: sea, mountains, sun, wind, dolmens, Romanesque churches and great views presided over by the Canigó. There are several ascent routes, both from the coast and from the interior. We did it from the Coll de Tres Camins passing by the church of Sant Miquel de Colera. Technical sheet: Altitude: 606 m. Easy excursion. Ascent by track and trail. Difference in level: 220 m. Distance: 2.7 km. Duration: 1h 5min (one way). Recommended for children over 4 years old. Cartography: Topographic map of Catalonia 1:25,000. Protected Natural Areas. Albera Natural Site of National Interest. Cartographic Institute of Catalonia. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2hmAAluS_8

short 50 min (single) mountain hike on very rough terrain. sturdy shoes are necessary.

The ridge path is VERY rugged. Beware of travel times that are often well above the forecast!

661m mountain located SE of Sant Salvador Saverdera and separated from it by the Coll de les Palomeres (655.4m). Excellent viewpoint from which you can take good photographs of the Castle of Sant Salvador and its surroundings. There is a geodesic vertex and a good terrace that invites contemplation.

sacred building Period 16th-17th century Situation Camino de San Onofre. Located on one of the slopes of the Sierra de Verdera, it can be reached by a narrow path that leaves the village or by a forest path that starts from Mas Ventós on the road to Sant Pere de Roda. It has been documented since 1362, but the current building must have been built in the seventeenth century. It consists of a single nave covered with a gable roof and a small bell tower. There were hermits from the fifteenth to the nineteenth century. An annual meeting is held on the second Saturday in May.