Routes

We invite you to follow a 7 km linear route that connects Soldeu with Canillo. This path, immersed in Andorran nature, combines flat sections with more technical passages, bridges, viewpoints, and wooded areas, offering a varied experience full of contrasts.

Route details:
-Distance: 7 km (one way)
-Duration: approx. 2 hours.
-Altitude: 1850 m.
-Level: easy.

Route
-Start in Soldeu: Begin the route from the curve near the motorcycle circuit and the Grandvalira-Soldeu station, where you will find the entrance sign to the “Camí Vell de Soldeu”.
-Bridge over the Valira d’Orient: Cross the river by a wooden bridge and continue along a flat section until you reach the l’Avetar canal.
-Viewpoint: After crossing a stream, you will arrive at a viewpoint overlooking meadows and the confluence of rivers.
-Passage through the El Tarter slopes: The trail crosses part of the Grandvalira-El Tarter ski slopes. You will find a small suspension bridge. If you prefer, there is an alternative path to avoid it.
-Mandurana forest: Proceed through a wooded environment that includes a “balma” (shelter cave) and sections equipped with chains to facilitate passage.
-Seig river and waterfalls: Enjoy the final section with several wooden walkways, areas with pegs and chains, and views of waterfalls.
-Arrival in Canillo: The route ends at Avenida Sant Joan de Caselles, next to a bus stop with hourly departures to Soldeu.

This high mountain route will take you through some of the most stunning landscapes in the Principality. From the forests of Soldeu to the glacial lakes of Siscaró and the Pas de les Vaques pass, it is a physically demanding route, but full of natural rewards and unforgettable views.

Route details:
-Distance: 10–14 km (depending on variant)
-Estimated duration: 4–7 hours (3 h 40 min moving)
-Accumulated elevation gain: +880 to 1,000 m
-Maximum altitude: 2,550–2,590 m
-Difficulty: Moderate to physically demanding

Route:
-Departure from Soldeu: The trail starts behind the Himàlaia Hotel, following yellow markings. It ascends through a dense forest of pines and rhododendrons, offering a calm and shaded start.
-Siscaró Refuge and Lakes: After climbing about 150 meters in elevation, you’ll reach the Siscaró refuge. From there, continue through alpine meadows and streams until you reach the two main lakes and the Estany de les Canals Roges, located at a higher altitude.
-Ascent to Pas de les Vaques: From the lakes, the trail climbs rocky terrain to the Pas de les Vaques pass, above 2,570 meters, with spectacular views of the Incles valley and Soldeu.
-Descent through the riu Gros valley: The return follows alpine meadows and the peaceful riu Gros valley, finishing with a descent through pine forests that will lead you back to Soldeu.

We propose a circular mountain route that will take you to one of the most emblematic refuges in the Incles valley. A well-marked trail crossing forests, streams, and high mountain landscapes, ideal for those seeking a complete experience in Andorran nature.

Route details:
-Distance: 9.43 km (circular)
-Estimated duration: 5 h 10 min
-Accumulated elevation gain/loss: +632 m / –632 m
-Maximum altitude: 2,382 m
-Difficulty: Moderate

Route:
-Start at the Vall d’Incles road: The route begins at kilometer 1.5 of the Vall d’Incles road, in the parish of Canillo. The trail ascends following the course of the Comellassos spring stream and enters the La Pinosa forest. From there, it continues northeast, crossing the Fenefau ravine. The climb is in a zigzag pattern until reaching the Assaladors de Cabana Sorda.
-Alpine meadow and saddle: Cross an alpine meadow until you reach a small saddle where the path to Estanyó del Querol and the Basses de les Salamandres is indicated. Continue north, following the stream.
-Estany de Cabana Sorda: The lake, located at 2,290 meters altitude, lies in a glacial cirque of the Vall d’Incles. Nearby, you will find the Cabana Sorda refuge, with a capacity for 20 people, an ideal place to rest and enjoy the natural surroundings.

Explore one of Andorra’s most iconic glacial landscapes with this mid-mountain circular route. An accessible trail that takes you through a chain of glacial lakes surrounded by spectacular natural scenery.

Route details:
-Type: Circular
-Distance: 8–8.5 km
-Estimated duration: 3–4 hours (including breaks)
-Maximum altitude: ~2,500 m
-Difficulty: Low to medium (rocky terrain and moderate sections; good footwear recommended, caution with children)

Route:
-Departure from El Cubil parking: The route starts at the El Cubil car park, following a forest track that gently ascends to Estany Primer, located at around 2,300 meters. In summer, you can take a taxi-bus to save about 200 meters of elevation and 30 minutes of walking.
-Estany Primer and ascent via GRP/GR7: From here, follow the trail marked by GRP/GR7 around the lake and gradually ascend to the upper lakes: Forcat, Rodó, Meligar, Fonts, and Cap dels Pessons. Along the way, enjoy sweeping views of the glacial cirque.
-Cap dels Pessons: This is the highest point of the route, offering a privileged panoramic view of the entire lake chain.
-Circular descent: From Fonts lake, you can take a detour to the Solana Lakes, a variant that crosses small hidden lagoons between valleys. From there, the trail returns to Estany Primer.
-Return to parking: The return can be made via the same forest track or along an alternative path through the woods, avoiding the main trail and enjoying a more natural setting.

Explore one of the most spectacular corners of the Vall d’Incles with this circular route that takes you to the largest lake in Andorra. A mountain trail ideal for those seeking nature, tranquility and stunning views.

Route details:
-Type: Circular
-Distance: ~7.1 km
-Estimated duration: 5 hours (including breaks)
-Maximum altitude: ~2,314 m
-Difficulty: Moderate (rocky path, slightly steep sections; suitable for families with good physical condition)

Route:
-Start from Pont de la Baladosa (1,821 m): The route starts at the bottom of the Vall d’Incles. During peak season, vehicle access may be restricted and a minibus service is available to the starting point.
-Ascent along the Juclà river: The trail follows the river, is well-marked, and crosses a stone bridge. The climb is steady, gaining about 500 m of elevation over 4 km.
-Juclà Refuge and Estany Primer (~2,310 m): You’ll reach the largest lake in Andorra, an ideal spot to rest and enjoy the alpine surroundings. In summer, the refuge is open and offers 43 beds plus an annex for 6 people.
-Estany Segon: Nearby lies this second, smaller, and less visited lake—perfect for a quiet break.
-Return to Pont de la Baladosa: The way back follows the same trail, descending through high-mountain landscapes and the soothing sound of the river.