Coronallacs
The Coronallacs is a hiking trail in Andorra. The trail is a loop, starting and finishing in Escaldes-Engordany, and covering the world heritage site Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley, and the highest mountain in Andorra, Coma Pedrosa, at 2944 m. It is a strenuous route, covering 91 km and 6134 m of elevation gain in 5 days.
UnderstandThe Coronallacs is a circular 92 km high-mountain hiking trail in Andorra, typically completed in five days.
PrepareManned refuges must be booked in advance via the official reservation portal or individual refuge websites.
Get inAndorra has no railways or airports (except for helicopters). The drives from Toulouse, Perpignan, Barcelona, Reus and Girona airports are all similar distances, about 3 hours.
WalkIncludes part of the GR7 route. This is the most beautiful stage. It is also the shortest stage, so you have plenty of time to enjoy it.
Stay safeThe primary risks are high-altitude weather shifts and navigation errors. Always carry a physical map and a mobile phone; the emergency number is 112.
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