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The river originates in the heights of the Comapedrosa area, at a considerable altitude, and descends through a steep valley, contributing to the Arinsal River. The waterfall is one of the most impressive in the region, with a waterfall that, although not extremely high, is known for its beauty and the force of the water, especially in spring, when the thaw feeds the river flow. The waterfall is located at an altitude of approximately 1,800 meters above sea level and is accessible through hiking routes that start from Arinsal or the Pla del Estany Refuge.

From the usual starting point in Arinsal, the route to the Pla del Estany Refuge covers approximately 4 kilometres of ascent. The route has a positive gradient of about 500 metres, which makes it quite demanding, especially in the final sections. The lake is located at an altitude of approximately 2,056 metres above sea level. It is a relatively small lake, with a modest surface area, suitable for enjoying the serenity of the surrounding mountain landscape.

The Refugi del Pla de l'Estany is an unguarded refuge, meaning there is no permanent staff on site. It is a simple stone construction that offers basic accommodation for hikers, sleeping around 6 to 8 people. It has bunk beds, but no amenities such as electricity, running water or food, so it is necessary to bring everything necessary for the stay. This refuge is mainly used as a resting point for hikers on multi-day routes in the area, or as a base for ascending Comapedrosa. It is an ideal place for those looking to enjoy nature in its purest state and the tranquility of the high mountains.

Beautiful cabin used for livestock farming, with a vegetal roof created by means of a lowered vault.

A meadow with small meltwater ponds surrounded by mountain peaks.

An incredible trail through the Communal Natural Park of Valls del Comapedrosa. A view of the water of the Pollós river cascading down the valley.

Mountain refuge in the heart of the Comapedrosa Natural Park. Located in a small meadow, below the Pico del Comapedrosa 2,942 meters above sea level, the highest peak in Andorra.