Begin the trail at El Pont de Saraís (1,006 m), crossing the L-500 road and following the path along the mountainside. The route starts by heading north before turning south, taking you to the Church of the Assumption. Continue around the church and follow the final stretch to the village of Coll (1,170 m).

From the Taüll car park, take the trail along the San Martí Riverbank towards Pla de la Ermita. Upon reaching a large meadow, follow the track to the left, which leads to Pla de la Ermita (1,618 m).

From the car park at the entrance of Durro (1,380 m), head towards the Church of the Nativity. To the left of the church, continue to the village square, then walk straight through the village, following the path to the Hermitage of San Quirc de Durro (1,494 m). 

There’s also a more accessible option via the paved track leading to San Quirc.

From the car park in Taüll, follow the route to Pla de la Ermita. At the fork, take the right-hand path that descends, cross a river via a bridge, open and close a livestock gate, then continue on to the viewpoint

Starting from Boí (1,265 m), begin at the car park below the church and follow the trail through the fields until you reach the bridge over the Noguera de Tor River. After crossing, head up for about 100 metres, then cross the road and take the path that leads directly to Erill la Vall (1,247 m).

From the gravel car park at the entrance to Pla de la Ermita (1,623 m), take the path on the right. It gradually leads you to the Hermitage of San Quirc de Taüll.

The route begins at the taxi car park in Planell de Aigüestortes and follows a forest track. After a few meters, cross the Morrano Bridge and continue along a 450-meter boardwalk leading into Planell de Aigüestortes (1,825 m). 

This trail is accessible for people with reduced mobility and is ideal for families with children or strollers.

This walk begins in Barruera (1,097 m), near the children’s playground by the river. Follow the path along the right riverbank towards the dam (south) on the paved track. Cross a wooden bridge just before the football field to reach the Salencar Wetlands. 

This route is accessible for people with reduced mobility and ideal for families with children or strollers.