Villages and towns
The Camprodon Valley comprises 6 municipalities: Sant Pau de Segúries, Camprodon, Llanars, Vilallonga de Ter, Setcases and Molló. With the village of Camprodon as the central point of the Valley, they make up an active region with special charm.
In the Alta Garrotxa region we find Beget, a small rural and Romanesque-style village considered to be one of the prettiest in Catalonia. And Rocabruna, located 972 metres away and known for its ruins and the range of altitudes and look-out points it offers.
The colony of Estabanell, the first one to be established next to the river Ter, was a textile colony comprising a church, a school and houses for the factory workers. Noteworthy are a small bell tower and a bridge that leads to Camprodon's campsite. Next we find the town of Cavallera, where the Taga peak, can be found, and from where you can see the fortress of the tower of Cavallera and 360º views.
Salarsa is located next to the creek of Bolòs, a neighbourhood of country houses built around the edge of the meadow. Freixenet was an independent municipality which was incorporated into the municipality of Camprodon in 1965 together with Creixenturri.
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Fall in love with Camprodon
It is one of the most extensive municipalities as it includes the villages of Beget, Rocabruna and Freixenet. Camprodon is a town with extensive architectural heritage and many cultural activities that make it a place with infinite options to discover. The town centre has a rich commercial life, local commerce and shops, in addition to a wide range of accommodation and sports to enjoy nature which will not doubt win your heart.
Llanars, the entrance to the Valley
Between Camprodon and Vilallonga de Ter lies Llanars, a small village surrounded by fields. In the historic centre you can see the most characteristic architectural elements and narrow, cobbled streets, although it also has an area of new urbanisations. The village of Llanars is the municipal seat, but it also has the neighbouring villages of Llanarès and Espinauga, as well as the hamlets of Faitús and Riberal de Faitús.
Very close to France, Molló offers the Valley's best balcony
Molló serves as a bridge between the Valley and France through the Coll d'Ares border crossing point from which you can enjoy amazing views. Molló has eight attached population areas: Can Solà, El Riberal, Espinavell, Fabert, Favars, Graells, La Ginestosa and Moixons.Costabona, with an altitude of 2465 metres, is the highest point of the municipality and forms part of the Headwaters of the Rivers Ter and Freser Natural Park. Romanesque-style chapels and bell towers, steep and cobbled streets in Espinavell, meadows, fountains, natural caves and perfect settings to enjoy the territory's flora and fauna.
Sant Pau de Segúries, a village that conserves its origins
Sant Pau de Segúries borders with Camprodon, La Vall de Bianya and Sant Joan de les Abadesses and includes the village of La Ral. In this village we can see vestiges of the original streets which date back to Roman times and which are still remembered today with one of the most widely-known popular festivals: the Roman road walk.Sant Pau has large extensions of beech tree forest and country houses with architectural heritage.
Paths, trails and ski very close to Setcases
Setcases has privileged natural surroundings. Located at an altitude of 1270 m, it has very well-restored streets that still maintain their essence. One of the most noteworthy points is the Vallter 2000 resort, surrounded by high peaks from which to enjoy unique views.Thanks to these peaks, Setcases offers hiking trails to enjoy this idyllic landscape.
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Vilallonga de Ter, a captivating picturesque village with exceptional views
Vilallonga de Ter is located between Setcases and Llanars. It includes the towns of La Roca de Perlancà, Abella and Tregurà which are adjacent to it and the Vallvigil, Comalets, El Cros, Llebro and El Catllar neighbourhoods. Here you can see Romanesque vestiges such as the Sant Martí church, and woods full of colour, surrounded by pines and oak trees.