Day Out in Vall De Camprodon

Autumn in Vall de Camprodon is a visual spectacle, as the landscape transforms into a palette of ochre, reddish, yellow, and orange hues. Let’s spend the day together exploring two of the valley’s village, Llanars and Camprodon, while taking in the stunning, nature-filled scenery. In the morning, we’ll meet in Llanars, which will be hosting the 17th National Competition for the Catalan Pyrenean Horse. Afterwards, for those without a car, we’ll walk to Camprodon along the Via Verda, a mostly flat, paved path that takes about 20 minutes. In Camprodon, we’ll visit Passeig Maristany, an iconic walkway blanketed in fallen leaves that contrast beautifully with the late 19th century Modernista summer homes once owned by the Catalan bourgeoisie. We’ll stop for lunch before our tour which will include the medieval bridge over the River Ter, famous for appearing on the packaging of the well-known Birba biscuits.
For those who might like to spend the entire weekend in the valley, there is a direct bus from Barcelona (Teisa bus) on Saturday morning, with a return service on Sunday afternoon. There’s plenty of accommodation options in both villages since it’s a well know tourist destination.
While public transport options aren't ideal—and making a round trip in a single day wouldn’t be great—it is possible to get there by combining services:
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