a0224 - Medieval Rupit, waterfalls, Cingles de Pujolras cliffs
near Rupit, Catalunya (España)
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This is an easy hiking route starting from the parking of Rupit village and crossing the suspension footbridge to cross Rupit river and leave the village via a footpath descending from plaza Major.
The route follows a footpath parallel to Rupit river behind the village with views up of the ancient walls and church tower. Along the forested path there are several viewpoints of small waterfalls of about one to five metres in height before arriving at a river ford and rock formation that is the top of the 100 metre salt de Sallent waterfall.
It is possible to stand on the overhanging rock of the waterfall for spectacular views of the 100m drop and the carved valley of the river far below. Exercise extreme caution here because if you fall over the edge, the 100m drop will kill you.
After this viewpoint the path continues to the left of the waterfall to a viewpoint looking at the salt de Sallent waterfall that has a safety handrail and well as giving a 180 degree view from the waterfall round the river valley.
Follow the path/rural track parallel to the Cingles de Pujolras cliffs crossing the torrent de Grovet river and staying on the path parallel to the Cingles de Castellet cliffs. When you get to the open medaow, posibly wit cows in it there are points where you can get close to the top of the Cingles de Castellet cliffs and see birds of prey flying from their nests in the cliff face.
The path from this meadow arrives at a T junction and we take the left branch up to the Castellet farmhouse and following the farm rural track away from the farm. Again the route crosses the torrent de Grovet river and takes a climbing forested footpath onto a gradually inclining footpath towards Castell De l'Envestida viewpoint. This is a 996m high peek with spectacular views of the landscape.
At Castell De l'Envestida viewpoint it is possible like the waterfall to stand on the overhanging rock and look down but exercise extreme caution because if you fall over the edge, the drop will kill you. Although is is called a castle, I could find no remains of an actual castle, more likely this refers to the shape of the rocks and its dominating position on the lanscape.
From Castell De l'Envestida the route down is via a forested footpath to Can Cames Farmhouse then a rural trach to Santa Lucia and returning to Rupit Village.
The route follows a footpath parallel to Rupit river behind the village with views up of the ancient walls and church tower. Along the forested path there are several viewpoints of small waterfalls of about one to five metres in height before arriving at a river ford and rock formation that is the top of the 100 metre salt de Sallent waterfall.
It is possible to stand on the overhanging rock of the waterfall for spectacular views of the 100m drop and the carved valley of the river far below. Exercise extreme caution here because if you fall over the edge, the 100m drop will kill you.
After this viewpoint the path continues to the left of the waterfall to a viewpoint looking at the salt de Sallent waterfall that has a safety handrail and well as giving a 180 degree view from the waterfall round the river valley.
Follow the path/rural track parallel to the Cingles de Pujolras cliffs crossing the torrent de Grovet river and staying on the path parallel to the Cingles de Castellet cliffs. When you get to the open medaow, posibly wit cows in it there are points where you can get close to the top of the Cingles de Castellet cliffs and see birds of prey flying from their nests in the cliff face.
The path from this meadow arrives at a T junction and we take the left branch up to the Castellet farmhouse and following the farm rural track away from the farm. Again the route crosses the torrent de Grovet river and takes a climbing forested footpath onto a gradually inclining footpath towards Castell De l'Envestida viewpoint. This is a 996m high peek with spectacular views of the landscape.
At Castell De l'Envestida viewpoint it is possible like the waterfall to stand on the overhanging rock and look down but exercise extreme caution because if you fall over the edge, the drop will kill you. Although is is called a castle, I could find no remains of an actual castle, more likely this refers to the shape of the rocks and its dominating position on the lanscape.
From Castell De l'Envestida the route down is via a forested footpath to Can Cames Farmhouse then a rural trach to Santa Lucia and returning to Rupit Village.
Waypoints
Car park
2,753 ft
Payment Parking 3 euros per day
Intersection
2,735 ft
Take footpath on left leaving village
Religious site
2,754 ft
Sant Miquel Church
Waypoint
2,874 ft
Looking over the cliff you may be able to see birds of prey flying high over the valley below
Intersection
2,952 ft
Turn left onto ascending forest path
Intersection
3,207 ft
Keep an eye out for a hidden path leading to the viewpoint
Overnight
3,012 ft
Sant Lucia Hotel
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Cuidado! Antes de llegar al Can Cames, han cerrado el camino con cerca electrificada. Debéis caminar paralelo a la ruta a través de la montaña y encontrar un camino que se une al camino inicial.
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Buena ruta, muy sencilla pero han cerrado parte del trayecto justo antes de llegar a Can Cames.
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Un passeig fantàstic. Molt fàcil, però atenció al tram després del Roc del Castell.
Està tallat i s'ha de buscar un camí alternatiu a mà dreta.
Cal pujar per les cordes i seguir les marques blaves una estona fins empalmar amb la pista que baixa fins a l'entrada d'una granja.
Nosaltres anàvem amb nens de 9 i 12 anys i s'ho han passat molt bé.
Se nos ocurrió saltar la valla y el hijo de su madre que cuidaba la propiedad nos tiró a cuatro mastines a que nos atacasen como presas! Seguid las indicaciones del resto de comentarios si no queréis pasar un mal rato como nosotros. Por el resto, ruta espectacular y fácil!