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El Puig d'en Cama is a hill located in the Selva del Camp area, the entire summit is above Almoster, Baix Camp region, approximately north of Reus, Castellvell del Camp and Almoster, west of the Selva del Camp and east of Aleixar. It is part of the first stirrups of the Prades mountains. It is 717 meters high. At the top we can find a geodesic vertex (reference 263134001). This peak is included in the Challenge of 100 peaks of the Federation of Excursionist Organizations of Catalonia. Until recently there was a watchtower, now gone.

Nice views but I did it with my gravel bike and the road is not suitable for this type of bike, I had to walk 2 km with the bike on my back. Even in MTB trail or enduro it is complicated, so it is better to walk

This century-old tree is a popular attraction for those who know the area. The surrounding trails are a bit tricky but worth a visit if you run in this area.

It may be a steep climb to get here, but the 360-degree views are spectacular and well worth it. The trails that lead here are well marked and are part of a larger network of trails.

Ideal route to do with the family, although it is not many kilometers it does have some slightly more demanding sections, but reaching Niu de l'aliga has its magic. We have gone since it has not rained for a long time so it is a route to do again after a rainy season.

Spectacular views from the mountain located at 717 while altitude, in the municipality of La Selva del Camp, in the region of Baix Camp. At the top we find a geodesic vertex.

Puig d'en Cama is a mountain that exceeds 715 meters in height within the Boella forests. It is one of the highest mountains near Selva del Camp.

The waterfall is great, but really difficult to reach. It takes about 1.5 hours to walk from the parking lot, but it's much faster by bike. The path is often very rocky and narrow. Nothing for the inexperienced. You have to climb down steeply to get to the waterfall itself, but you will be rewarded for it. However, there is a lot going on there in the summer...