エスタマリウの天然記念物・トップ7

A megalithic monument hidden among pastures and pine forests, a witness to thousands of years of history in the Cadí mountain range. The stone slab structure retains its original shape and conveys that sense of ancient mystery that surrounds the dolmens of the Pyrenees. The surroundings are quiet and panoramic, ideal for a brief contemplative stop. By mountain bike, access is via a forest track with some rough sections and loose roots; it's advisable to use slightly lower tire pressure for better traction and be careful on the descent, where large rocks can surprise you if you're overconfident.

It is not a recommended route when there is snow on the road. The road signs are often on the ground where you cannot see them under the snow.

a somewhat demanding route but worth it as the surroundings are spectacular.

Located in the parish of Sant Julià de Lòria, in the south of Andorra, this peak is very close to the border with Spain, within the Vall del Madriu-Perafita-Claror Natural Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From the summit, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Grandvalira ski resort, the Ariège Valley in France, and other prominent peaks of the Pyrenees.

To get to the Pic you have to travel a gravel road along one of the highest mountain roads in the country's Pyrenees. The high altitude gravel road should not be attempted in winter. Impressive views at 2640 meters above sea level.

Path that runs along the river bed that bears the same name as the valleys above it, Claror and Pedrafita. Wet area in summer and very cold in winter!

Mandatory stop, well-preserved dolmen

The Coll de Creus is a difficult milestone if you have gotten here by bike. Of course, the effort is fully rewarded with the impressive views of the reddish environment, very interesting from the geological point of view as well as aesthetic Here, in addition, the GR 7 crosses at the PR-C 122.