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Located at an altitude of 1,600 meters, Peguera is an abandoned village belonging to the municipality of Fígols. Its peak mining activity was experienced in the late 19th and mid-20th centuries, thanks to the high level of mining activity. The abandonment of the coal mines further depopulated Peguera, leaving it in its current state, where most of the houses are in ruins.

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Very cool viewpoint that can be reached by car and with great views

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It offers impressive panoramic views of the Baells Reservoir and the city of Berga, although you can also see a wide area of central Catalonia.

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It is a spectacular place to visit and preserve

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Ideal port on its southern slope for those who like climbs with high percentages. Mostly concreted road with a spectacular layout as it is excavated in the rock.

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Abandoned village in Fígols, in the Berguedà region. It is about 1,600 meters above sea level, at the head of the Peguera valley. Its depopulation is due to the abandonment of the Fígols mines. Above the houses is the rock of Peguera, where the castle of Peguera was, which from 1390 was the center of the Barony of Peguera.

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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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Located at an altitude of 1600 meters, Peguera is an abandoned village that belongs to the municipality of Fígols. The years of maximum activity were experienced at the end of the 19th century and until the middle of the 20th thanks to the strong mining activity. The abandonment of the coal mines, however, accentuated the depopulation of Peguera until leaving it in its current state where most of the houses are in a dilapidated state. In 1968, the last inhabited house, Cal Penjorell, was closed. In 1908, one of the best-known Catalan maquis was born in Cal Peron, Ramon Vila Capdevila "Caracremada". Above the houses is the Roc de Peguera where there was the Castle of Peguera which from 1390 was the center of the Barony of Peguera. The Church of Sant Miquel, of Romanesque origin, is another landmark along with the Ensija mountain range, to the north, and the Rasos de Peguera, to the south, the first place where skiing was practiced in Catalonia towards the beginning of the 19th century.

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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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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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secondary road, very good condition, 0 cars, spectacular views

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The climb itself is very steep, and on concrete surface. But the rolling hills to Capolat afterwards are surrounded by very beautiful Catalan country side.

Between Solsona and Navès begins the hard gate of the Sierra de Busa with 14.4km long and 750m of positive difference in altitude. We will find maximum slopes of up to 17% and an average slope of 5.2% thanks to two long breaks that we will find halfway up the climb. It should be noted that km 11 is done at 9.6% and the last 400m have an average gradient of 11.7%. A demanding terrain that rewards you as soon as you reach the top where you can enjoy exceptional views of Solsonès and Bages, drawing Montserrat on the horizon. The Pla de Busa is located at 1372m.

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Abandoned village of Peguera.

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You have to go up an 8 km track after leaving the Rassos de Peguera road

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Very impressive viewpoint at the top of a ridge, with amazing views of the sorrounding mountains and La Baells lake reservoir.

The ruins of the village of Peguera.

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Nice road that ascends through a cliff. Very photogenic and spectacular

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