쉬운 판타 데 라 요사 델 카발 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

a boring road but obligatory passage

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Coll de Jou is a mountain pass located at an altitude of 1,461 meters in the heart of the Vall de Lord. A few meters away there is a viewpoint with impressive views of the mountains and a churrería.

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Declared a cultural asset of national interest. It is located in La Vall d'Ora, in the middle of a beautiful landscape. The current church dates from the 12th century and is considered Romanesque in style.

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The jail or prison of Busa is located in El Capolatell, a plain surrounded by cliffs located in the municipality of Navès, in the Sierra de Busa. Being separated from the plane by a deep crack, it remains like a natural island, surrounded by cliffs. It was used as a prison during the French War of Independence. A place with a lot of history.

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Rectangular farmhouse, roofed on two sides and oriented north - south. Main door on the south side, semi-circular arched and gabled. Ground floor with stone floor and beamed ceiling, and two floors. Various types of windows on the four sides of the facade. The facing is of irregular ashlar, except at the corners and on the lintels of doors and windows which are carved. The word "villa", despite being a name with a much-discussed meaning, in Solsonès, means, in the early Middle Ages, a large property with different inhabited houses or hostels, aggregated or scattered, with a church near the main or of the aggregate.

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Nice house next to the trail.

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Magnificent views of the Ora Valley

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Bridge that connected with the natural prison of Busa. It was placed and removed during the French War to let prisoners in and out.

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The natural prison of Busa is located in the Capotell. A plane surrounded by cliffs where it could only be accessed by a bridge that connected with this type of natural island that was placed and removed during the French War to enter prisoners.

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El Pujol del Racó is a farmhouse located in the municipality of La Coma i la Pedra. It is a civil construction of the 18th century with a rectangular plan located at noon and in which a gallery of porches with semicircular arches stands out. It is currently uninhabited and is one of the great examples of a manor house rich in agriculture in the municipality.

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The first written reference to the place of Busa is found on December 29, 989, when Count Ermengol d’Urgell sold the mountain of Llord with the church of Santa Maria to the Levite Cixilià. These possessions bordered Mount Busa. In 1068, Arsenada, Mir's wife, left a hundred dollars for the work of Sant Cristòfol de Busa. Some fragments of the old Romanesque church of its walls are preserved, integrated into a new 18th-century building, which has been renamed. These are especially visible on the west wall, where until not too many years ago you could see the line of slabs that formed the roof. We can also see the arches of an old two-eyed belfry.

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Small monastery created to be a Benedictine house and transformed into a canonry, of which only a vestige remains. It is located in the Vall d’Ora, next to the Aigua d’Ora (a tributary of the Cardener), at the foot of the cliffs of the Serra de Busa, in the middle of an area of great natural beauty. The current church dates from the 12th century and is considered Lombard Romanesque. It consists of a single nave with a Latin cross plan. The nave and the transept are covered with semicircular barrel vaults, of equal height and perpendicular to each other, with three semicircular apses. The plan of the building is of a Greek cross. The opening of a cross-shaped window in one of the walls of the church stands out. The apses are decorated with bands of arches without lintels. The church was declared a cultural asset of national interest.

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The peak is completely surrounded by nearly vertical cliffs of a hundred meters of difference except at its eastern end where it presents a narrow gorge through which it joins the Serra de Busa. At this point the cliff must not be much more than ten meters deep. Despite this, it is high enough to require a lever or bridge to access the grinding wheel. Until about fifteen years ago, it consisted of a pair of logs joined by horizontal wooden planks and had no railings. Due to its precarious state, it was replaced by a metal lever by the neighbors of Navès. The mill is made up of Montserrat conglomerates and is notched by numerous chasms. Of particular note is one located at the south-western end called the Capolatell chasm with a depth of 115 meters, which makes it the second deepest chasm in the region, surpassed only by the Montserrat Ubach chasm. This very particular morphology led to the fact that during the French war (1808-1814) the Capolatell was used as a prison for soldiers of Napoleon's army, which led to the fact that even today the Capolatell is also known by the name of the Busa Prison At its western end we find a viewpoint that takes your breath away.

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Viewpoint that will amaze us with its views that go from the walls of Canalda, to the great rock of Ferrús in Ensija, passing by the south face of Pedraforca, we will feel for sure, rewarded by the effort of have done this route.

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Ancient church located in a nice highpoint, with good views of tha surrounding landscapes

Small fountain that helps to make the hard climb to Montnou

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Small monument next to the fountain.

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Stunning wall that will delight climbers and brighten the views for cyclists

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Hard but nice climb. Asphalted on one side and gravel track on the other

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