세레‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

Hospitable, relaxed, good food ... Bivouac nearby!

In poor condition and dirty, usable in case of emergency

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.

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.

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Until the end of the 19th century, the Albera massif was heavily exploited. The “Casot d’en Lic”, a structure larger than a hut, served as a tool shed when the surrounding terraces were cultivated, planted with fruit trees and irrigated. In this building, the Laroque Heritage Association presents you with an overview of the flora and fauna that you can discover in this area (former botanical trail).

Once at this point you will have to decide whether to continue through French or Spanish lands. If you decide to go to Alt Empordar, the first town you will find is La Espolla and you can reach it through a trail with a significant difference in level where the weeds cover part of it and I do not recommend MTB (it will take 2.30 hours). The Route of the 4 refuges of the Tramuntana is a linear route in stages that goes from Roses to Albanyà, with an ascent of 5379 m and a descent of 5204 m. It passes through the 4 shelters of the Empordanès Excursionist Center (Coll de Banyuls shelter, Forn de Calç shelter, Les Salines shelter and Bassegoda shelter).