몽페러 1세 카스텔보‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪16‬개의 산길

The pass summit has been reached. The climb is pleasant!

The pass summit has been reached

Poblar de Segur, the pass on the marked beautiful route

Ridden from Sort, it’s a good steady climb, with enough small variations in gradient to provide moments of relief. Great bar half way up too. The descent back to Sort is excilerating.

Spectacular harbor with incredible views of Alt Urgell and Pallars Sobirà. From Sort: Long and constant climb that does not forgive but that is allowed to be done. From Adrall: Pending to do it ;)

The Coll de Peguera is also known as Coll de la Rabassa. In fact, on the official Andorra tourism website, the name "Alt de la Rabassa" is used. And on many altimetry websites, it is also known as "Alt de la Rabassa". The two slopes are quite similar in length and hardness, differing only slightly in the steep descent of the northernmost slope that passes through Aixirivall. When you reach the top of the mountain pass, you can take a road that goes higher towards the Naturlandia mountain activities park, which is highly recommended by the way. Another curiosity is that from Naturlandia, you continue going up an unpaved road to the border with Spain, where the views are wonderful. I leave you the link to access the altimetries of @cyclingcols (the best) --> http://www.cyclingcols.com/col/Rabassa

The Coll de la Gallina is the hardest pass in the Principality of Andorra. Its two aspects are simply spectacular. It is worth climbing both slopes. Personally, I like the Fontaneda slope a little more, which is the one you climb on the "La Purito" march. I leave you the detail of the altimetry of both slopes that is published on the best website for these purposes by @cyclingcols --> http://www.cyclingcols.com/col/Gallina

We could certainly say that it is one of the most well-known mountain passes in the south of the Andorran country, along with Rabassa. The paved road does not exist historically, but was built not many years ago and helps to connect the towns of Fontaneda and Bixessarri.