리베 드 프레제르 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This Hermitage of the Forsaken dates back to 1749, The constructions Modern so close They take away the prominence and charm of this place of Worship.

This viewpoint is part of the Castell 🏰 of Sant Pere, (ruins) It is equipped with iron stairs and railings to visit the area without danger.

The 🚉 railway station communicates with Queralbs and Vall de Núria, in the latter as the only option 🔘

In memory and gratitude to the shepherds of the Pyrenees. (By Rosa Serra 1984)

At this point on the banks of the Freser river on the central promenade of Ribes, we find 100 years of History. With documented photographs that explain the transformation of the town over the last 100 years.

It is a great unknown in this area of the Pyrenees and is simply spectacular, its 2 slopes. It also has hardness on both sides. The longer eastern slope starts from Sant Joan de les Abedesses and crosses several villages and Romanesque churches. It is a port that goes in steps, with areas of very hard ramps and rests later. The asphalt in the final part is in very poor condition, although it can be circulated easily. The west slope starts from Ribes de Freser and has 2 very different parts. Until you reach the town of Brugera, with an irregular but sufficiently wide asphalt road and a sustained slope of 6 - 7%. From Bruguera, the asphalt turns into concrete and the slope rises to 9%, remaining constant until reaching the top. The views crowning this slope are precise.

Cim del Coll de Jou, in the Serra Cavallera and at the foot of the Taga, is a hard port that goes from Ribes de Freser to Ogassa, passing through the town of Bruguera. it has about 10 km of cement tracks, be careful especially on the way down.

Is it possible to leave the car without problem in Coll de Jou?