ポールヴァンドルの天然記念物・トップ19

Beautiful route and a great view

Very nice view on the France/Spain border.

The 205 m high Puig de Cervera lies directly on the border between the southern French municipality of Cerbère and the northern Catalan municipality of Portbou, marked by the border cross N 601. The view of the sea is magnificent, the descent to Portbou is somewhat exposed and not entirely easy.

The Green MEPs Jordi Solé and François Alfonsi, and the Social Democrat Éric Andrieu, launched a letter to Pedro Sánchez and Emmanuel Macron, presidents of Spain and France respectively, calling for the reopening of the crossings to be discussed at the 27th Franco-Spanish summit on 19 January in Barcelona. The letter, signed by 31 MEPs, was presented at a press conference at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Two days later, on 20 January, residents of Espolla reopened the coll for the annual Feria de l'Oli y de l'Olivera in the village. However, on 23 January the French authorities closed the crossing again.

very nice to drive with great views

Modest summit located at the easternmost point of the Pyrenean ridge. This fact is what gives it a well-deserved relevance, since it can well be considered the first/last summit of the Pyrenees. Although the small range of Cap de Creus, geographically, is located in a more eastern area, we can not consider it properly Pyrenean since it is located clearly outside its axial axis. El Puig de Cervera (208m), on the other hand, is located entirely on this imaginary axial axis of the Pyrenean chain, and for this reason, we can consider it another peak of the aforementioned mountain range. Another notable feature is that at the same summit we will find border bollard no. 601, and therefore penultimate of all those located on the interstate border. The last border pillar, no. 602, we will find it at the so-called Punta de l'Ocell, which is nothing more than the eastern spur of the Puig de Cervera, which ends up plunging into the Mediterranean. Access to Punta de l'Ocell can only be done with a boat going into the sea. Even so, the access is delicate since this whole area is made up of rocky cliffs, so the person who wants to approach this Point must have a good mastery of the marine arts. This fact is probably what has caused this pylon, number 602, to be possibly the least visited of all the existing ones, despite having a great symbolic load. It has recently been included in the list of 100 peaks of the F.E.E.C: https://www.feec.cat/activitatis/100-cims/cim/puig-de-cervera/

From this viewpoint you can see at the bottom an area irrigated by the Orlina River that nourishes about 3000m2 full of centuries-old oaks, ideal for going down and regaining strength. If you look the way you came you will see the Espolla and in the opposite direction the Coll de Bañuls. One km from here you will find a Generalitat farm that is working on the implantation of an extinct species of roof rack.

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