The route begins at the last entry point into Sorteny Valley. We will venture into the mountain pine forests of Bedoll Abarsets and then make our way towards Collada de Ferreroles. Following the mountain ridge, we will arrive at Pic de l’Estanyó, which affords a spectacular view over the peaks, valleys and lakes. After taking a break to eat, we will make our way back down, heading in the opposite direction via the Serra del Roc del Rellotge massif. We will make a final stop at the Sorteny refuge before continuing on to the end of the route.

The excursion starts at the Port del Rat tunnel, with the aim of ascending to the Tristaina Solar Viewpoint. During the journey, we will see the silhouettes of La Coma peaks and the Tristaina circus, and we will pass by the Creussans pond. Once at the top, while waiting for the sunrise, we will observe the most emblematic massifs of the Pyrenees.

The Sturgeon Supermoon is known to coincide with the high season for sturgeon fishing in Native American villages.

On this excursion, the route begins with an easy trail that leads gently up towards the second of the Tristaina Lakes. While we are waiting for the supermoon to appear, some optional snacks (not included in the price) will be served.

What you need to know about this activity

• Moonrise: 9:37 pm

• Visibility: 99.2%

• Difficulty level: easy

Engaging in an activity in an environment like Sorteny Natural Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a rewarding experience for all the senses. Additionally, if it can be done on full moon days, the experience becomes magnificent.

An excursion where physically adapted activities for all levels are combined with the natural values of the valley. You have the option to choose dinner and stay overnight in the refuge.

Meeting points

Grandvalira

Sector Grau Roig

• Time: at 9 am.
• Location: Cubil parking lot.
• Snack: at the Pulka cafeteria-bar.

Sector Soldeu