Circo de Colomèrs desde Banhs de Trèdos — Parque Nacional de Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici

Wake up and enjoy a hearty breakfast at 7:00 a.m. for an 8:00 a.m. departure. Through scattered pine forests and along streams flowing from lake to lake, we arrive at the Colomers refuge, perched on the banks of the turquoise-watered pond. A truly picture-postcard landscape.

Very nice route without being very difficult, although you have to take into account that it is high mountains and you have to be well prepared, the weather changes without seeming to in an instant and there are some delicate steps for those who are not used to high mountains, there are You have to take the road that is in Salardú towards Banhs de Tredos, here in summer they don't let you go up anymore, you have to leave the car, and choose to walk up or take a van that for €5 will take you to the car park that goes up to the Colomers dam, which is about 5 kms. approx., this option is preferable if you don't get up very early and you don't want to make the route very long. From this car park and up to the Colomers dam, the ascent is through fairly steep terrain but without difficulties, following the dam and then the Refuge to the Lake Estanh Mort, just past the refuge is the most delicate section in which you have to pay a lot more attention, it is a bit aerial because of terrain that imposes a little more, it is more or less half an hour but it is done very well, after The entire path is spectacular, pleasant and very simple, without difficulties and enjoying it, until you reach below the Colomers dam again to go down the same steep path that we have climbed but without any difficulty. It is a route with little accumulated unevenness but it must be taken into account that we walk above two thousand meters of altitude, we already did the descent to the car park in Banhs de Tredos, but for those who do not want to walk more, they can Take the van again where you got off for another €5. These vans usually pass every 15 or 20 minutes, depending on the people who move through the area. I insist that this route is not a walk, it is for people used to it. to walk and with a minimum of preparation in the mountains. Greetings to all.