The Alt Pirineu Natural Park is the largest protected area in Catalonia. It is located in the counties of Alt Urgell and Pallars Sobirà, and stands out for its extensive trail network that allow us to discover its most remote valleys by following old cattle paths.
The park has a great diversity of protected fauna and flora species, some of them endemic, as well as a variety of landscapes from alpine areas to Mediterranean forests. It also has some of the largest natural elements in the territory, such as the Certascan glacial lake, which is the largest in the Pyrenees; as well as the Cigalera de l'Obaga de Baleran, one of the deepest cavities in Catalonia; or Pica de Estats, the highest peak in the Catalan territory.
Apart from its natural elements, the park stands out for its humanized mountains and the villages located in its valleys, which allow us to enjoy an interesting cultural and artistic heritage that still preserves ancestral traditions.
Possibility of quoting all services separately.
Possibility of quoting all services separately.
Lo Pallars Fer is a trekking that explores the paths of Alt Pirineu Natural Park, the largest protected area in Catalonia which still shows the values of the Pyrenean high mountains. During the route we will discover its wild valleys, meadows with cattle, leafy forests, paths by the river, charming villages, huts and hermitages, as well as cols with the best views towards the valleys of Pallars region, the most emblematic peaks such as Monteixo or Pica de Estats, and beautiful panoramic views of Aigüestortes & Lake Sant Maurici National Park.
Possibility of shortening the route regarding the available days:
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4 days on foot |
3 days on foot |
2 days on foot |
The first five stages are put together under the name of Eastern Ramat. On the first day, the entrance to the Pyrenees is through the mythical Collegats gorge and, throughout the rest of the stages, you will discover several valleys in the peripheral area of Aigüestortes & Lake Sant Maurici National Park and, as well as of Alt Pirineu Natural Park.
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