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312 mi
65:25 h
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- Jose Luis Gracia, Meli_m and 4 others like this.
- Barbara Werner, Meli_m and 5 others like this.
- Barbara Werner, Meli_m and 4 others like this.
- Fred
lacuniacha is a park where animals typical of the Pyrenees are shown. Framed in a beautiful mountain panorama! Very steep paths, therefore unfortunately unsuitable for the disabled and families with prams.
March 14, 2021
- Fred
It was only a short hike. Unfortunately, access to the gorge was blocked. It's a shame, because the nature park is fantastic.
February 21, 2021
- 01:455.01 mi2.9 mph1,350 ft125 ftMeli_m, Barbara Werner and 6 others like this.
- Barbara Werner, Malayka and 4 others like this.
- Fred
Riglos offers unique, special rock formations for hiking and climbing. The village of Riglos appears to be glued to the foot of the rock. Small but nice.
November 12, 2020
- Barbara Werner, Werner K and 4 others like this.
- Werner K
Fantastic area and a nice hike. We also liked the Santa Ana prayer place.
There is another hike nearby that we would have liked to have done, Castell de Finestres.
Fred is that you there in the rock? 💪🏻
The highlight of San Salvador is still missing pictures. Greetings WernerOctober 19, 2020
- Barbara Werner, Malayka and 6 others like this.
- Werner K, Barbara Werner and 3 others like this.
- Fred
I didn't find any tobacco in the cave. But some archaeologists. They were digging up pottery and bone fragments.
To go through the cave (2oo m long) you should definitely be armed with a flashlight. Because the abysses that suddenly open up in front of you are pretty deep!
The further course of the route up the mountain goes over a longer distance directly below a rock face. It's narrow, rocky and there are a few tricky spots. But you are never alone. There are always a few griffon vultures nearby and watch every step. True to the motto: "One man's suffering is another man's joy ..." 😀October 6, 2020
