プルランの峠・トップ13

美しい景色を望む峠。Cortals de I'Ingla避難小屋からマウンテンバイクまたはグラベルバイクでアクセスできます。この峠からは、ゴソラン峠にもアクセスでき、カディ山脈の両側の斜面を結んでいます。

Departure from Riu de Cerdanya. The climb to the Les Esposes refuge is steady, with gradients of around 8-9%. The route is fairly smooth for a mountain bike, although there are many rocks. The view from the top is superb, offering a view of the Cerdanya region on the Spanish side.

Gorgeous scenery

Easy to get here, choose your direction wisely...

Ascent to Coll de la Creueta, natural border between Cerdanya, in Das, and Berguedà, towards Castellar de N'Hug, passing through Massella and Molina.

It is one of the many variants that there are to climb the Coll de la Creueta from the Cerdaña valley. In this case, the climb starts from the town of Das, where there is a detour that indicates Masella. Here you will face the hardest 2 km of the entire climb, with ramps that reach 15%. Once you reach the junction with the road that comes from Alp, the slope softens and remains constant until shortly before reaching the base of the Masella station (Pla de Masella). When leaving here towards La Molina station, we face an uphill section, a downhill section and another uphill section again with some hard ramps. From the base of La Molina, we take the road that goes to the Collada de Toses and the Coll de la Creueta. We turn right after 3 km where the Coll de la Creueta is pointed out. The landscape, from this point to the top of the pass, is completely high mountain, without any trees, with abundant meadows. Be careful with the last 3 km of the climb because the wind usually hits you in the face on some straight lines.

Pas dels Gosolans, where the people of Cerdanya used to pass with their flocks to reach Ripollès

On the edge of the border between Andorra and France rises the Portella Blanca, a majestic mountain pass at an altitude of 2,514 metres. Surrounded by the proud peaks of Negre d'Envalira and Tosseta de l'Esquella, it offers hikers a panorama that is hard to beat in its grandeur. From up here, the mighty peaks and bare slopes look like a painting that shows the pure power and untouched nature. The silence up here is almost tangible, broken only by the gentle whisper of the wind and the distant murmur of hidden mountain streams. The sunlight breaks off the rock structures and lets the scenery shine in a constant play of light and shadow. With every breath, the air tastes a little clearer, a little colder. It is as if the mountains are sharing their secrets with you as you look out over the boundless expanses and let yourself be enchanted by the magic of this place. A place where heaven and earth seem to touch and you feel a little closer to the infinite horizon.