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is a 2,581-meter mountain located in the Catllar mountain range, which separates the Ribes and Camprodon valleys, between the municipalities of Queralbs and Vilallonga de Ter in Ripollès. It is located north of Balandrau, separated by the Tres Pics pass. One of the possible routes starts from the Coma de Vaca Refuge, and another usual route comes from the track that goes up from Tregurà de Dalt.
Puig de Fontlletera is a mountain of Catalonia, Spain. Located in the Pyrenees, it has an elevation of 2,577 metres above sea level.
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Del collet de la Gralla a coll de Tres Pics
Distance: 3.8 km, Estimated time: 1 hour (outward journey), Cumulative elevation gain: +437 m, Difficulty (SENDIF method): Moderate
Coll de Meianell
This mountain pass, at just above 1,930 metres, stands on the boundary between Pardines and Vilallonga de Ter. It marks the transition from black-pine woodland to open grazing land and is a good place to watch birds of prey. It also serves as a starting point for walks to Puig Cerverís and Balandrau. A vehicle can reach it via the Ribesaltes–Tregurà forest track.
Following the reference point that leaves Setcases and goes up the Carboneres stream, we find the gorges of Cossi de Batlló. Following the Setcases track to Espinavell, we can see the black pine forests of Baga de Carboners. Further on, the Baidana viewpoint, with spectacular panoramic views of Pastuira and Serrat del Dob.
Circular del Salt del Grill
Distance: 5.5 km, Estimated time: 1h45min-2h30min, Cumulative ascent: +330m, Difficulty according to SENDIF method: Moderate