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The Port de la Bonaigua is one of the great Pyrenean passes, with a challenging climb that immerses you in majestic landscapes and high mountain scenery. Reaching the summit by bike is a legendary experience that connects Pallars with the Val d'Aran, amid curves and breathtaking views.

An emblematic pass in the Couserans, popular with cycle tourists and hikers, it offers a superb panorama of the mountains and valleys.

Incredible climb that connects the Pallars Sobirà with the Aran Valley. From the Pallars, the hardest section is on the straights until before the hermitage of Our Lady of the Ares. Once here, the pans gently take us up to the neck. Highly recommended.

The area is simply a joy

The Col de la Core, at 1,395 meters above sea level, is part of both the pass route and the GR10 which cross the Pyrenees from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean.

The Llano de Beret is an esplanade about four kilometers long that is located next to the ski lift of the Baqueira ski resort. If you come from Bagergue, you must first pass through the port of Beret, at 1,879 meters above sea level.

To get to the port, climb a narrow and very steep path, sometimes passing the odd snowfield, depending on the season. It is quite intense but not too long; when you get to the top (which you can see from Lake Obago), there is a small waterfall that you have to dodge on the left side. Once you pass this part, the simplest thing remains for you: cross a kind of meadow with a slight slope that leads to the port. There you have the view of the Circ de Saboredo.

The Port of Ratera d'Espot (2530m) is an important crossroads. Large portal to the Aran Valley, located between the Pic de Ratera to the west, the Tuc de Saboredo to the east. and the Tuc deth Port to the N. Ponds extend through the undulations of this plane. Crossing point for the Carros de Foc crossing, on the GR 11 between Colomers and Sant Maurici, on the GR 211.4 via Saboredo and also to ascend to the Tuc de Ratera by its normal route.