What to do and see in Andorra, Andorra: The Best Hiking Trails

It is a difficult route because of the difficulty in starting point and the considerable gap that has, more than 1,000 meters. Part of the route follows the GRP signals and passes through the Claror refuge. To access the trailhead, take the road to La Comella (CS-101) from Andorra la Vella and leave the car in a small parking lot it is a little above the km 4. From there we will take a path of ascent to the valley and the col de Prat Primer, passing the refuge of the same name. Behind the quiet, we begin the descent towards Roges ponds and Claror refuge. From this point, we have to follow signs to the GRP towards the lake Nou. The water of this lake, unlike other lakes of the Pyrenees, is not cold at all, since it is nourished by groundwater flowing through the subsoil.

The hiking trail Road Rocafort is a simple itinerary that allow us to know the parish of San Julià de Loria. The road passes through the GRP Rocafort giving back to Andorra. Nothing more start the route will reach a canal we have to go through carefully, taking us to a rope there. We continue on the Coll de la Manyiga from where descry the church of San Martí de Nagol, 1048, and descend through a forest of pine, making detours to reach a meadow we have to go to the left and down towards Aixirivall; We cross a small bridge and reach the river Ós Peralba hotel, located in the village of Aixovall. The route starts at the Coll Jou, on the right side of the lunchroom.