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Solar viewpoint on the Peyraguils pass or summit, a metal structure that allows a 360° view of the valleys of the Andorran Pyrenees and the Aran Valley, with views of Aneto.

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Here again: Someone is rating ALL photos of highlights in this region (Northwest Pyrenees) "not accurate," even though they accurately depict the location? Why does anyone need to do that? Is it jealousy? Does someone want to drag down others' "expert" ratings? How pathetic.

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A trail that is sometimes uncyclable and even dangerous, running along the Setúria River ravine. The trail connects Andorra with the Catalan High Pyrenees. Caution is also required as this is a popular hiking area. The trail, however, is spectacular, although it takes a while to walk. After a couple of kilometers or so, the trail connects with a wider, better path.

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The distance from the starting point in the village of Llorts to the lakes of l'Angonella is approximately 6 kilometres one way. The terrain is varied, starting with a dirt track that turns into a more technical and rocky path as you ascend. The route passes through forests and alpine meadows, and in the later sections, the terrain becomes rougher with sections of loose stone and areas of high mountain. This route is considered to be of high difficulty due to the combination of distance, gradient and the technical nature of the terrain, especially in the final sections near the lakes. It is suitable for experienced cyclists who are looking for a challenge and enjoy the high mountains.

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It is one of the highest points accessible by mountain bike (MTB) and eBike in Andorra. It is a popular destination among cyclists due to its spectacular surroundings and the challenges offered by the climb. The starting point at the Ordino Arcalís ski resort to the summit of Les Portelles covers approximately 7.5 kilometres. The cumulative positive gradient is significant, reaching 700 metres of vertical ascent from the base of the resort to the summit of Les Portelles, which is around 2,560 metres above sea level. The terrain is varied, combining stretches of asphalt in the first sections with dirt and gravel tracks as you ascend. At some points, the terrain becomes more technical, especially near the summit, where rocks and the incline add difficulty. The climb is considered to be of high difficulty due to the gradient and terrain conditions. It is a demanding route for both MTB cyclists and eBike users, who will enjoy the additional challenge offered by the altitude and changing weather conditions in high mountains.

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Arcalís 91, also known as The Ring of Ordino, is a steel sculpture created by Italian artist Mauro Staccioli in 1991. Located in the Ordino Arcalís ski resort in Andorra, the sculpture is a giant ring that symbolizes perfection and eternity. It is strategically placed to frame the surrounding mountain landscape, creating a stunning visual effect. The work represents the opposition between natural law and human law, highlighting the contrast between the simplicity of the ring and the complexity of the nature that surrounds it.

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The structure is designed to mark the hours of sunlight throughout the day, allowing visitors to experience how sunlight interacts with the structure at different times. In short, the Tristaina Solar Viewpoint is a work by Rafael Galindo, built in Corten steel and inaugurated in 2021, which celebrates the sun and its daily journey, offering a unique experience in one of the most impressive natural settings in Andorra.

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The final destination of the route is the Angonella lakes, a series of small glacial lakes located at high altitude. These lakes are known for their crystal-clear waters and serene surroundings, making it an ideal place for nature lovers.

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This place is known for its impressive natural surroundings and traditional architecture, which reflect the rural life of Andorra in a context of great scenic beauty. The permanent population is very small, probably less than a dozen people. As it is a rural area, many of the buildings may be used as second homes or for agricultural activities, and are not always inhabited throughout the year.

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This is an easy and accessible stretch that highlights the industrial heritage of the region. This section essentially follows old mining roads used to transport iron. As it passes through La Massana, the route offers views of mountainous landscapes and crosses green areas, rivers and bridges. In addition, in this part of the route, visitors can appreciate outdoor sculptures that are part of the Art and Nature Itinerary, highlighting the connection between mining history and the natural beauty of Andorra.

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After visiting the viewpoint, you can head to the centre of Ordino to explore this charming village, known for its traditional architecture, museums and rich history. The Casa d'Areny-Plandolit, a museum that shows the life of a noble Andorran family, is a must-see.

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Traveling along the valley of the Valira del Nord river, also known as the Valira del Nord or Valira del Nord, which crosses the parish of Ordino and reaches the parish of La Massana. This route, known as "Camí Ral," is part of a network of ancient paths that connected the towns and valleys of Andorra before the construction of modern roads.

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Like many other routes in Andorra, the Camí Ral was used by shepherds to guide their livestock between valleys during the different seasons of the year. These paths were essential to rural life and the economy based on agriculture and livestock farming. During times of war and conflict, such as the Spanish Civil War and World War II, the Camí Ral, like other mountain paths in Andorra, was used by smugglers and people fleeing across the mountains to avoid border control.

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The refuge can accommodate around 50 people, distributed in several rooms with bunk beds. Unlike many mountain refuges in Andorra, the Sorteny Refuge is a manned refuge, which means it has services such as hot meals, drinks, and showers. They also provide blankets and mattresses, but it is recommended to bring a light sleeping bag or sleeping bag. The refuge has a small restaurant where you can enjoy typical mountain dishes, made with local products. It is a perfect stop to replenish energy after a hike.

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The Pic de Casamanya has an important place in Andorran culture due to its prominence and visibility. For centuries, local inhabitants have valued this peak for both its beauty and its central location. Along the trail and at the summit, it is common to see rich biodiversity, including alpine flowers in spring and summer, as well as birds of prey flying on the warm air currents that rise up the mountain slopes.

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A nice section of the Ferro route on the outskirts of La Massana, on the banks of the Valira d'Orient river. Enjoy the river landscape through this valley.

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A mountain pass, above the ski resort and the highest point of the Vallnord Bikepark routes and crossroads of multiple routes. Spectacular views of the surrounding peaks and valleys.

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The beautiful landscape of the Sispony Valley is ready for you to explore. Follow the Muntaner river down the valley.

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The parish church of La Massana marks the entrance to the Communal Natural Park of Valls del Comapedrosa. A good focal point to meet before launching into the adventure.

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