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A pass below Puig de San Cristóbal with unique views of the Canigoú massif. The pass connects the Bolou mountain range with the Albere valley.

A hill with spectacular views. Several trails depart from here. It's worth taking a detour when descending from Puig Neulós to visit this spot with views on the border between the French eastern Pyrenees and the Catalan Pyrenees.

The Col de Mollo is accessible from different points, such as Sorède or Laroque-des-Albères, and is a key point on many MTB routes that connect the Mediterranean coast with the mountains of the Serra de l'Albera. These routes are ideal for experienced bikers looking for a more intense experience and who enjoy challenging climbs.

It is located at an altitude of approximately 936 metres in the Albera mountain range in the Pyrénées-Orientales, France. It is accessible by road via a narrow, paved route, which climbs from Le Boulou and Laroque-des-Albères. The road offers panoramic views as it ascends through the forest.

At the Col de l'Ullat, there is also a refuge that offers basic services for hikers. Surrounded by forests and with panoramic views, it is an ideal place to enjoy nature and explore the region.

Smaller mountain peak on the way to Maledoc.

Through the Coll de Banyuls, formerly called the Coll d'Espills, one of the routes that connected southern Catalonia, l'Empordà, with northern Catalonia, el Rosselló, ran. It was one of the three passes, the central one, that the Visigoth king Wamba used to cross the Serra de l'Albera in the direction of Septimania. It went up from the Roussillon coast towards the mountains through the Ravaner valley. To its west, another step was through the Vall de Sant Martí, towards the Torre de la Maçana and the Coll de la Carbassera, and to the east, towards Cotlliure via the Coll de la Farella.

It is worth leaving the path for a few meters, passing the fence and contemplating the landscape of the Catalan side. When you get back to riding, enjoy the track for the few kilometers you have left on the bike. At the next pass (of the 3 beech trees) you will have to dismount and push the bike for a few hours!