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(S/E) From the car park, head towards the church by climbing the steps. At the small square, turn right, heading due north, up into the village. Follow yellow and white markings. The path overlooks the road on the right-hand side. Please note, the markings are very sparse but in very good condition (8 November 2018). Join a wide track.
(1) At the fork, turn left onto the track which then turns due north. Follow this track uphill for 300 m. Please note, you will need to leave the track and the yellow and white markings.
(2) At the next junction, turn left. Leave the yellow and white markings. Climb up the wide path. There is a yellow and white Cross. Cairns will help you continue the climb. Join the track.
(3) At the 510m mark, turn left onto the track. Continue climbing along the track for 1,200 m. You will reach the 605m mark, at a fork in the path.
Note: Keep Mas Bulet on your right.
(4) Turn left onto the track, which you will need to leave after 300 m at the next fork. Continue left, still climbing, taking three bends along the track. There are abandoned cars and a tractor here.
Note: Pass Mas Domigo on your right.
(5) At the fork, at the fourth bend, turn left onto a small track, partly overgrown with grass. Climb steadily along this small track. Follow the route on the map carefully. There are cairns. You must keep climbing. Ignore all side tracks. The track you are following climbs and then heads due north. Pass Còrrec d'en Cesta (alt. 700 m). At the next junction (alt. 699 m), continue straight on. You will arrive at a large open area. There is a metal post with two directions marked in black felt-tip pen, a large cairn, and an abandoned blue van.
(6) Observed on 14 January 2024: track widened, pastures cleared, timber cut. The original path is very difficult to follow: the markings and posts have disappeared! The GPX track is very useful from this point onwards.
At this unnamed pass, head left along a track, south-west. From here, you’ll find some traces of yellow markings. Continue climbing along this track; after the track turns west, you’ll reach an open area at Coll de Saleig.
(7) Viewpoint (return), 20 m to the left. Head straight ahead, climbing, due north-west. Look for the well-marked path on the ground, which climbs up this grassy, scrub-covered spur. Yellow markings are present. The path then opens out and leads to another open area on the ridge line, at Coll de les Arques.
(8) Signposts are present. Yellow and white markings in very good condition.
Turn right and follow a fence, keeping it on your left. Continue climbing along this ridge, heading due north. Pass the Pic d’en Serradell (elevation 1027 m) and Els Siurers (elevation 1004 m). The path then descends towards an unnamed pass below the Pic Ambrosi. Do not cross the fence. Do not climb towards the peak.
(9) At the fork (alt. 960 m), turn right and descend steeply due east. Yellow and white markings in very good condition.
At around 850 m, the path turns north-east. Pass the 747 m mark. Caution: at the two forks you encounter, continue straight on. At around 685 m, the path turns right, heading due south-east towards Serrabona Abbey (the site has been redeveloped, notably with the planting of olive trees, cheese production and sheep farming).
(10) Turn right, heading due south-west. Yellow and white markings in very good condition. The path climbs slightly. Cross the Còrrec d’en Fines; the well-marked path turns south-east. Further on (at 655 m), the path turns south-west and descends. Cross the Còrrec de La Corbera. The path turns due east and climbs again. Cross another stream. Continue climbing. You’ll reach a small open area at the Coll de l’Aspic crossroads.
(11) Continue straight ahead along a small stony track that descends rapidly, due south-east. Follow the yellow and white markings. Follow the GPX track and the route described here carefully.
Join a wider, motorable track. Follow it for 120 m to the fork (elevation 523 m).
Note: Leave the farmhouse on your left as you follow the track.
(12) Leave the track. Head right uphill, up the embankment, south-eastwards, towards the forest. Pay attention to the yellow and white markings, which are in very good condition. The well-marked path descends. Cross the Còrrec d’en Cesta. You will emerge onto a wide, passable track.
(2) Follow the route back in the opposite direction to the outward journey and return to the car park (S/E).
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