Starting from the Durro car park, follow the road uphill to the upper part of the village. At the first bend, you’ll find the starting point of the old Cabanera Trail. This leads to the Racó Viewpoint, continuing along a path that connects with the Pago Trail near Roca de Marquès.

From Durro (1,386 m), cross the village and follow the track towards the Sant Quirc Hermitage, a UNESCO World Heritage site. At the far end of the hermitage, you’ll find the beacon at 1,490 m, offering spectacular views of the valley.

In Barruera (1,097 m), cross the old bridge, turn right, and a few meters ahead, take the left path onto the Els Quinyons Trail. Follow this through the forest to the beacon, located on Tossal de Rutxero at 1,230 m.

From Erill la Vall (1,245 m), start at Tarter Square and follow the Basco Trail. At the beginning of the climb, turn right onto a steep path leading to the beacon at 1,410 m, situated between the Ribampiedro Ravine and Palomero Mountain. This beacon offers an exceptional view of the village and serves as a great vantage point for the valley.

Starting in Boí (1,265 m) at Riu Square, head south along the path. After 200 m, take the left-hand trail that climbs to the beacon on Clotet d’Escudé Rock at 1,460 m. Overlooking the path connecting Boí and Durro, this spot provides a stunning panoramic view of the valley.

From Taüll (1,520 m), head past the village's last houses on the road towards Pla de la Ermita. A steep trail leads to Torresplanes at 1,760 m, one of the best viewpoints in the Boí Valley. Perched above the landslide area known as "Esvomegada" of Sarrado, this climb offers sweeping views of the entire valley.

The trail begins at Tarter Square in Erill la Vall, crossing the ravine before following a footpath through the forest. It gradually ascends through open meadows to Basco Pass, which offers breathtaking views of the valley. From there, the trail continues at a consistent elevation towards the easily visible Gelada Pass, a natural passage linking Vall de Boí with Barravés Valley.

The trail starts at a sharp bend on the L-501, just beyond the Pla de l’Ermita and before the San Martí Bridge, where a small parking area is available. From here, follow the signs to Port de Rus, which initially coincide with the GR trail. The path winds through a forest before gradually ascending through alpine meadows, leading to the mountain pass a natural link to Cabdella in the Vall Fosca.

From the Mountain Hut, the trail meanders through the upper reaches of the Caldes Valley, winding across alpine meadows and past numerous lakes and peat bogs. It eventually reaches the base of Montardo and the col, offering stunning views of the neighbouring Rius Valley in Aran.

Route that connects Vall de Boí with Vall d'Aran, this port was used a lot in the past as a historical passage for the herds of Ribagorça and the plain of Lleida towards the Vall d'Aran. During the route we will be able to enjoy magnificent views towards the Bessiberri massif with the highest peaks of the national park and numerous lakes and waterfalls.