Best waterfalls around Les Llosses are found in a municipality nestled in the Catalan Pre-Pyrenees. This region is characterized by lush forests and mountainous terrain, offering picturesque landscapes and natural water features. Waterfalls and natural pools are formed along the courses of rivers like the Merlès and Les Llosses. The area provides diverse natural attractions for visitors, including gorges and river waterfalls.
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Birth of the Llobregat river. Stairs and directions for a nice and easy walk (with some stairs!)
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The source of the Llobregat river, in the municipality of Castellar de n'Hug, is a spectacular place, since the water springs directly from the subsoil through calcareous rocks, forming waterfalls. The geology of the subsoil is what allows this phenomenon: groundwater flows between the fissures of Devonian carbonate materials, but when meeting the rocks generally Permian impermeables, and unable to break through, they make their way to the surface.
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This is the highest pool in Torrent de la Cabana, as well as the largest and deepest of the 7 pools on the official route. A few meters further up there is the Bar la Parada del Gorg open from April to November, only holidays and weekends (in August it is open every day).
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The largest and deepest gorg of the 7. It has a nice waterfall. Ideal for bathing and relaxing with family, friends and dogs. In the summer months there is a bar if you fancy an ice cream or coffee. In the middle of summer it gets very crowded, so for a quieter experience I recommend coming during the week or out of season.
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There are no toilets.
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the Graell de Cal Pigot or Griell, according to the map of Editorial Alpina, is a grade with equipped parts that allows us to save the cliff of Malanyeu, also called the Feixadeta. Go along the left bank, in the direction of travel, of the Rec del Griell which in this section forms a canal with some jumps. The first stepped section we find a knotted rope to overcome it, especially not to slip, as it is usually very wet. We overcome the second section with the help of a moving metal ladder that has known better times. Once this is over, the canal closes and does not allow progress, providentially we see that the wall on the right is perforated and invites us to cross it. In fact there is no other option. Once on the other side we are inside the canal where the Rec that forms a waterfall goes down, being careful not to put our feet in it, we turn right helping ourselves with our hands around the spur that forms the rock perforated until it reaches a small relief. We face the waiting half climbing until we reach the top of the cliff. Depending on the rainfall regime we will have more or less risk of getting wet.
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The Estiula torrent, better known as the Cabana torrent, refers to a nearby farmhouse, a small tributary of the Merdàs river, which after crossing the village of Campdevànol, joins the Freser river. The route of the Cabana torrent is of great natural interest, with shady and humid places, with lush riparian vegetation, where the most present species is the alder, a deciduous tree that can reach thirty meters in height. . Another of the attractions of the route are the 7 gorges that we will find during the first part of the route, small bases of fresh and transparent water, some with jumps of great beauty. The Cabana torrent has been one of the most frequented natural areas in the region for a few years now. roads, which is why in 2012 the town councils of Campdevànol, Les Llosses and the owners of the area agreed to regulate traffic with an automatic barrier in the car park at Font del Querol.
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The excursion to the Molí de Vidrà jump is a circular and signposted route that will take you to one of the highest jumps on the Ges river. The itinerary leaves from the center of Vidrà itself and follows the PR C47 also called Camí Vora el Ges.
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The "Ruta de los 7 gorgs" (Route of the Seven Gorges) is a popular circuit known as the Torrent de la Cabana Waterfalls. It's located in the municipality of Les Llosses, in the Catalan Pre-Pyrenees, following the refreshing Estiula stream.
This route is unique for its series of seven distinct gorges, each featuring its own waterfall and natural pool, known as "gorgs." These include the Colomer Pool, Cabana Gorge, Gorg de la Tosca, Gorg de l'Olla, Gorg de la Bauma, Gorg del Forat, and Gorg petit del Colomer. The trail offers diverse plant life and shady, humid places with lush riparian vegetation.
Yes, many of the natural pools, especially along the Ruta de los 7 gorgs, are ideal for refreshing swims. The Colomer Pool, being the largest and deepest, is particularly popular for bathing and relaxation.
The full circuit of the Ruta de los 7 gorgs is approximately 9 km and typically takes around three to four hours to complete. There are also shorter options, such as a 5-kilometer section designed for families.
The Ruta de los 7 gorgs is considered of moderate difficulty. Some parts require good physical condition and appropriate footwear due to potentially muddy or uneven paths. Other highlights like the Graell de Cal Pigot are more challenging, involving equipped sections with chains and ladders.
Yes, a small, paid parking lot is available for visitors arriving by car near the Colomer Pool and the overall Torrent de la Cabana route. In some periods, access to the car park at Font del Querol is regulated with an automatic barrier.
For the overall Torrent de la Cabana route, advance reservation is mandatory for access during certain periods, and a fee might be applied to help protect the natural area. It's advisable to check current regulations before your visit.
The warmer months are popular for swimming in the natural pools. However, to ensure a tranquil visit and avoid crowds, especially at popular spots like the Colomer Pool, it's advisable to go during weekdays or outside peak season. Even in winter, the area holds a unique charm with stalactites forming on rock walls.
While some parts of the Ruta de los 7 gorgs can be challenging, the route is generally suitable for family outings. There's even a fun scavenger hunt ("gimcana") along a 5-kilometer section designed for families. The Colomer Pool is also considered family-friendly.
Beyond waterfall exploration, Les Llosses offers various outdoor activities. You can find numerous hiking trails, including moderate and difficult options like the "El Manelic – Alpens loop" or "Puig Cornador loop." For cycling enthusiasts, there are routes for touring bicycles and gravel biking, such as the "Circular de Borredà Trail" or the "Ogassa Village – Iron and Coal Route loop." You can find more details on these activities in the Hiking around Les Llosses, Cycling around Les Llosses, and Gravel biking around Les Llosses guides.
Given the potentially muddy or uneven paths and the possibility of swimming, appropriate footwear is essential. Mountain shoes are recommended, especially for trails like the Source of the Llobregat River. If you plan to swim, bring swimwear and a towel.
Yes, the region is rich in natural water features. The Source of the Llobregat River, for instance, is a spectacular place where water springs directly from the subsoil through calcareous rocks, forming impressive waterfalls.


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