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Unfortunately, visibility here isn't always good. You'll have to push your bike to reach the highest point, but then you'll enjoy the downhill section that awaits you. At night, it's a great place for stargazing.

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Once you reach the top you will be rewarded with a great view. Greetings Marcus

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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.

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Monastery from the year 1702 located at the top of the Col de la Brossa near Camprodon. From there you have a panoramic view of the surrounding villages and mountains.

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Small, very worthwhile detour from the signposted hiking trail

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Although the views are partial, due to the existing vegetation, they are good for guessing the nearby peaks. It is a complement for any excursion in the area.

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It is a building dating from the twelfth or early thirteenth century, although it probably existed before an earlier church. The word Prunarias appears in a document from the year 966 as belonging to Sant Pere de Camprodon. The building is mentioned again in 1017. It seems that from shortly after 966 it belonged to the priory of Santa Maria del Coll de Panissars, a situation that must have been maintained until the beginning of the 17th century. In 1617 the church was joined to that of Sant Llorenç d'Oix. In 1661 there were 3 altars: the one of Santa Bàrbara, the one of Santa Caterina and the one of Sant Bartomeu. The church was damaged during the Civil War of 1936-39. The whole complex was completely restored between 1972-1979 by the Friends of Alta Garrotxa. Inside, different artistic pieces were kept, such as a tombstone representing the burial of a lady from the castle of Bestracà, which was damaged during the riots of 1936. Some of the fragments were deposited in the Museum of Olot by Dr. Joaquim Danès. Until the end of the 19th century, a Romanesque carving was venerated there, today deposited in the Museu d'Art de Catalunya, from the Plandiura collection. The fragments of an altarpiece representing the life of the saint are kept in the Parish Museum of Olot. From 1972 to 1981, restoration work was carried out, which meant that the building built on the nave during the 17th and 18th centuries was abandoned, as well as the one that turned the old belfry into a tower, rebuilt after a lightning strike. destroyed it in September 1978.

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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.

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Very well restored Romanesque hermitage located on top of a peak located between the Oix valley and the Sadernes area. In fact, there is a GR that comes from Sadernes and goes to Oix. It has a great view of the Alta Garrotxa. You can go up by car (preferably all-terrain) or by mountain bike from the Oix road, and on foot from Sadernes or Oix. Like other hermitages in La Garrotxa, the annex has a house inhabited all year round, so it is necessary to respect the tranquility of the neighbors and watch if you go with dogs.

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A hermitage with good 360º views. You can walk.

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The monastery (Monestir) de Sant Antoni dates back to 1702 and stands on top of the Col de la Brossa near Camprodon. From there you have a panoramic view of the villages and mountains of the surrounding area. There is also a table up there, which explains the magnificent view of the entire valley. Under the Canigó massif you can see Sant Pau de Segúries, La Ral, Cavallera, Camprodon, Llanar, La Roca, Abella, Vilallonga, Tregurà and Molló. The house includes barbecues, tables and toilets that are normally closed.

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