Campdevànolの天然記念物・トップ16

In the summer the influx of people makes this natural space lose all its charm and beauty, it has been an idea Positive regular entry To this tour in summer To preserve it from the masses..!!

The fountain of Saint Eudald... It is part of one of the attractive points of the Camí Real,... Currently and in summer it is dry, but it is a good place for a break.

Legend has it that in the past, this pool was a meeting point for witches. One day they had to call a midwife because one of the witches had to give birth, and as a reward the witch gave her some raw lentils. The midwife, angry at such bad retribution, threw them into the river Ter. The next day, when the midwife put on her apron, she saw that a lentil had stuck to it and… it had turned to gold! That is why this gorg is also called the Witches' gorg.

This is the highest pool in Torrent de la Cabana, as well as the largest and deepest of the 7 pools on the official route. A few meters further up there is the Bar la Parada del Gorg open from April to November, only holidays and weekends (in August it is open every day).

The largest and deepest gorg of the 7. It has a nice waterfall. Ideal for bathing and relaxing with family, friends and dogs. In the summer months there is a bar if you fancy an ice cream or coffee. In the middle of summer it gets very crowded, so for a quieter experience I recommend coming during the week or out of season.

El Taga is a mountain located at 2040 meters, in the Sierra de Conivella. Its summit, completely deforested and occupied by grass meadows, offers excellent views of the Pyrenees, from Puigmal to Canigó.

Legend has it that in the past, this pool was a meeting point for witches. One day they had to call a midwife because one of the witches had to give birth, and as a reward, the witch gave her some raw lentils. The midwife, angry at such bad retribution, threw them into the Ter river. The next day, when the midwife put on her apron, she saw that a lentil had stuck to her and… it had turned into gold! For this reason this waterfall is also called "Witches waterfall".

The Taga is a mountain of 2040 m[1] located in the Ripollès, in the Serra de Conivella, separated from the Serra Cavallera by the Ogassa pass. Its dominant position over the Freser and Ter valleys makes it a point of reference in the region; in addition, it is an excellent viewpoint of the peaks of the Pyrenees, from Puigmal to Canigó