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very good summit, it is important to book in advance if you want to sleep in the refuge. Easy climb and beautiful place!

360 Panoramic Views and Pedraforca

It is a beautiful and very quiet road, which serves as an alternative to the main road (C-16). The only drawback is that you have to go up to take it, either from (almost) Guardiola de Berguedà or from Cercs. It is narrow and with good asphalt, practically covered by vegetation and trees.

good route In winter, you need crampons!

Church from the Romanesque period (11th century), very deteriorated and whose interior is completely demolished. The church has a single nave topped with a quarter sphere apse. The church had a stone nave, but today it has completely disappeared and is covered with vegetation. It was consecrated in 1040 by Bishop Eriball de la Seu d'Urgell, although it was never a parish.

I was very surprised to find the image of Our Lady of the Blue on this peak. Mainly known by the people of Lleida but, unknown by the majority, myself included. Legend has it that when the images that were to decorate the door of the Apostles were being sculpted, the master sculptor who directed the work had to go on a trip. With the intention that the works would not stop, the master sculptor entrusted one of his apprentices with the sculpture of the face of the Virgin Mary. When he returned from the trip, the master sculptor found a delicate face, perfectly sculpted and worthy of admiration that did not, however, generate any satisfaction or joy. It was rather the opposite. Envy quickly took hold of the master sculptor, who, unable to sculpt it some time ago, realized how an apprentice surpassed him in technique and skill. It was then that the master sculptor, full of anger, took a hammer and threw it at the face of the Virgin. Because of those things that happen, the hammer bounced miraculously, killed the master sculptor and the Virgin got a bruise on her forehead.

El Cap del Llitzet or Galina Pelada with a height of about 2,317 m. altitude, it is the highest peak of the Serra d'Ensija. Within the Berguedà region, Pedraforca and Serra del Cadí are neighbors to the north and Rasos de Peguera to the south. Despite being a mountain of moderate height, it has a very important landscape diversity and has a wide variety of routes to ascend. The most popular since the Cold Spring. The most interesting is perhaps the integral that, from the Barranc de les Llobateres, allows us to ascend to the main peaks of the Serra; Serrat Voltor, Creu de Ferro, Serrat del Pal, and the rest of the prominences of the Serra d'Ensija, until reaching Cap de Llitzet and back to Roca Blanca.

Top of the cliff that culminates with the Peeled Hen. easy ..... between meadows. On both sides you can see the valleys.