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The Toll de l'Ou, located in the Pèlags ravine, is a set of pools in the rocks that are joined by small waterfalls. A very unique site in Montsant, with water throughout the year.

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El Toll de l'Ou is one of the most unique places in Montsant. It is located in the Barranc dels Pélags and usually has water almost all year round. Formed by several pools dug into the rock and joined by small waterfalls, it is a very popular place, especially in spring and early summer. It can be reached from the village of Ulldemolins on the GR-171, passing by the hermitage of Santa Magdalena, in the direction of Pi de la Carabasseta, from where you take a path that goes down to this place. It can also be accessed from La Morera de Montsant following the GR-171.

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La Trona de Siurana is a curious rock formation in which a cut in the wall protrudes forming a kind of cantilever. It is a kind of balcony in a place with fantastic views over the river and especially with the swamp in the background, they are spectacular. The path that leads there runs along a precipice over the river Siurana and although it does not involve great technical difficulties or special physical requirements, it can be snatched from people who are afraid of heights.- The path to access La Trona, leaves the car park before the entrance to the village, this path passes, after a few minutes from its beginning, by La Trona, then down to the river Siurana . Once on the river Siurana you can continue to the dam of the swamp, or go to Arboli or Cornudella.

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It is a natural viewpoint, not suitable for people with vertigo, from where we can see a great panorama of the historic Priory, the Sierra de la Gritella and the Sierra de Llaberia. It is accessed from the Morera de Montsant by the Grau dels Barrots. This Degree, of access to the Serra Major, presents some technical difficulties since at some point it has to climb through some bars nailed to the rock. From the steep path we will have to pass over a stone embedded in the crack that separates the rock from the cliff, with the help of an iron railing. This is a point of extraordinary beauty, which will allow us to access the Sierra Mayor from where we can discover the park through the network of signposted paths.

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Once we reach the foot of the cliff, we follow it, the path is flat and quite narrow. We reach a very shady canal, we go uphill. In the middle of the canal there is a rock that may offer some difficulty in overcoming it. We climb to the left. We are at the beginning of the section that gives its name to the grade (there is a commemorative plaque on the wall on our left). the right, making a route of about 3 or 4 meters. Care must be taken when taking care of the amount of loose stone. Once over the obstacle we continue through the middle of the canal and when we reach the end, a narrow rock relief on the left will allow us to leave the canal. We will now go through the rock embedded in the canal, which we used to pass under, with the help of some nailed irons. Before passing it is worth continuing along the relief on the right that will take us to a balcony with spectacular views.

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This corner of Montsant is one of the emblematic places of the Natural Park. It is located in the heart of the mountains and can be reached from La Morera de Montsant, either by the Grau de Salfores, or by the Grau de la Grallera towards the Piló dels Senyalets, and from both points to the Pi del Cugat , where you have to take a path that goes down to the Clot. It is an oasis of greenery in the middle of the arid Serra Major, as there is usually water all year round. Contrary to many people's beliefs, in the middle of nowhere, there is a walnut tree, not a cherry tree. The cherry tree that gave the place its name died years ago and a walnut tree was planted in its place. In the past, shepherds used to bring their flocks to drink, and the drinking troughs they prepared for their flocks are still preserved.

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