Puig Castellar Ancosa route in La Llacuna

We leave La Llacuna (height: 600m), on the way to Marimon, passing the Dorita farm towards Plaza España -2,150km- (height: 682m).

We continue until a detour -0.875m). We find a crossroads, where we can choose any of the three signposted sub-routes: Salto del Perro -0.350km-, Cueva de la Valldeserves -2.275km- and towards the neck of Corral -1.050km-. Once at this neck (height: 762m), we come across a new crossroads: Ancosa plain, ruins of the Cistercian monastery and monumental oak of Ancosa -2,250km-, or at Puig Castellar -2,200km-.

We follow the path with a steep climb to Puig Castellar (height: 945m). On the way down, we take a path on the left to a wider path that takes us back to the neck of Corral -1,925km-.

Now we follow the path to the right that goes down to the Masía de las Clotes, where we find a spring, 1,050km from the road, which is the Fuente de las Ranas and the El Niño mill. We arrive at the Torrebusqueta road, we will follow it until we reach La Llacuna -1,800km- again.

Source: La Llacuna City Council