세랄롱그‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪15‬개의 천연기념물

Friends walkers, cyclists or hikers, you will find here a shaded picnic area and above all a refreshing water point!

Legendary lovers, this archaeological site is made for you. A Catalan story relates that the knight Roland lived in the Vallespir region. After the battle of Roncesvalles, his horse would have brought the inert body of the knight to this place. He would then have been buried there. However, it should be noted that the dolmens found there date back to a much older era than that of Roland's adventures.

This section accompanies the Sant Aniol stream for a large part of its route. The forest guides you through its course and shows you various waterfalls and crystalline pools. If you go in summer, do not hesitate to take a dip in these wonderful waters.

At 1,373 meters high, the Puig de Bassegoda is located on the border between the regions of La Garrotxa and Alt Empordà. The climb accumulates a lot of positive unevenness in a short distance. For this reason, in the last section it has staples and chains to help itself.

The last section of the Camino Oliba (GR 151) is a magnificent mountain track that goes from Molló to the border with France. Both along the path and at the end point, next to the Puig Sec pools, the views of the Pyrenees are simply spectacular. The green slopes of the mountains contrast with the snow-capped peaks and, in the spring and summer months, with the wildflowers that decorate the meadows.

Its characteristic pointed shape, its height and the fact that it is isolated from other nearby peaks make it easily identifiable. At the foot of the Bassegoda hill on its north-eastern slope, the Borró river, a tributary of the Fluvià, is born. It is actually two peaks separated by a gap. The western one (1363m) is called Taula d'en Gustí and the eastern one (1373m), Taula d'en Sala and is what is properly considered the summit. It seems that the toponym Bassegoda comes from two Basque words: basa, which means 'wilderness, desert', and goiti, which means 'summit, height'; thus Basagoiti would mean 'barren peak', referring to being an absolutely rocky lookout but with excellent 360º views from the Gulf of Roses to Canigó.

waterfall and fountain