MONTFALCÓ

The old town of Montfalcó, now uninhabited except for Casa Batlle (rehabilitated and converted into a refuge), is the starting point of the ""Natural road from Montfalcó to the Congost de Mont-rebei"", a linear route of about 8,5 km long that runs through one of the most attractive areas of the Noguera Ribagorzana river valley, a natural border between Aragon and Catalonia. The first 600 m to the source of Montfalcó, coincide with a botanical walk that provides information about the flora and fauna of the place. The natural road continues its journey to the Tartera ravine, recovering the traditional path that served as access to the area's cultivated land, lost over time and the reforestation work done in the area in the 60s. Continue winding through the pine forest to reach the first walkway, anchored in the rock wall that you have to overcome, offering magnificent views to the walker. The design continues to ascend to a new rock wall of smaller size, which borders without difficulty to go to the foot of the second walkway on the rock. Once crossed, the Natural Way goes towards the Congost de Siegué, where a suspension bridge covers the 35 m that separate the two edges of the Canelles reservoir.