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After the very strenuous climb on the Spanish side to Port des Cabús, which leads over long stretches of gravel, this descent is a welcome and rapid descent. For many kilometers, you roll swiftly downhill, passing spectacular views. After the peace and solitude of the port, the signs of urban life gradually come to the fore, until you finally arrive in the hustle and bustle of Andorra's capital.

The Cabús Pass is a mountain pass that crosses the Pyrenees at 2,302 m above sea level. It is located on the border between Andorra and Spain, between the parish of La Massana and the municipality of Alins. Only the Andorran side is paved. From Alins, in the High Pyrenees, the climb is impressive and involves paths and trails that are not always in good condition.

Porta Estellar, or Arcalìs 91, also known as the "O" of Ordino, in reference to the name of the Parish. It is the work of the Italian Mario Staccioli.

Handsome slam!!!

My second home 😁

La Comella, which I can tell you is my closest mountain to home. Day in and day out I climb it short and nice.

Port de Cabús is a mountain pass on the border between Andorra and Spain, known for its stunning scenery and appeal for hiking, cycling, and other mountain activities. Being on the border, Port de Cabús has particular significance, as it has historically been used as a cross-border crossing for trade and, in more recent times, as a less conventional route to cross between Andorra and Spain. Although the pass itself has no formal border control, it is important to carry documentation when crossing from one country to the other.

Magnificent pass, breathtaking views but be careful it can be very cold at the top, even if you are warm in the middle.