Top 3 Caves 빌라드라우 주변

A modest peak in Pla de la Calma, used by shepherds as a natural lookout point: from there they could see when the fogs descended from Matagalls, and the whistling of the wind in its small hollow signaled impending bad weather. The slate of the hill bears marks of use by old charcoal burners and muleteers, indicating that it was more of a practical crossing point than a refuge. A simple place, yet rich in historical significance.

Please refrain from doing this last stretch of the Sant Marçal Mines, unless you are on an e-bike, as it is a route with a steep slope and is very rocky, even so the last 100 metres must be done on foot 👣 The path is full of stones and vegetation and prevents you from getting there By bike 🚲.

Track from road becomes difficult to climb without e-bike due to rocks and gradient. Finally to reach mines at top you need to walk

Idyllic place to stop for a bite and disconnect from everything

good views of the Plain of Vic and the Pyrenees and very fun downhill trails.

Can Boix Castle, also known as Taradell Castle, is located on some large rocks, at an altitude of 803 metres. Below the castle is a large cave. I think there are parts of the castle from the 10th century.

Shelter dug into the rock with a small picnic area and fountain of the same name.

The origin of the sanctuary of Sant Segimon dates back to the 13th century when a chapel was built using the cave. Legend has it that this sanctuary was inhabited by the King of Burgundy, Sigismund (hence its Catalan name "Segimon"), who acted as a hermit.