Cavalls del Vent Trekkingwith guide (5 days)
Cavalls del Vent Trekking with guide (5 days)
Discover the Cavalls del Vent, a 5-day circular trek that runs through the most emblematic landscapes of the Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park. This route combines nature, sport and adventure, ideal for those looking for a safe trekking with a qualified mountain guide and who want to enjoy spectacular panoramas and unique corners of the Catalan Pyrenees.
STAGE 1
Gresolet → Sant Jordi (7.30 h)
Enter the leafy and monumental beech forest of Gresolet and marvel at the views of Pedraforca on your way to the Refugi de Sant Jordi.
STAGE 2
Sant Jordi → Rebost (10 h)
It descends through the lush pine and beech forest, crossing rivers and gorges, and climbs gently through the Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park to the Rebust Refuge.
STAGE 3
Rebost→Serrat de les Esposes (9 h)
Walk the demanding trail through Penyes Altes, where each step offers spectacular views of the Cadí-Moixeró landscape, until you reach the Serrat de les Esposes Refuge.
STAGE 4
Serrat de les Esposes → Prats d’Aguiló (8 h)
Contemplate the spectacular and vertical walls of the north face of the Cadí mountain range as you flank the Aguiló peak on your way to the Prats d'Aguiló Refuge
STAGE 5
Prats d’Aguiló → Gresolet (6:30 h)
Contemplate the imposing presence of Pedraforca as you descend along the ridge of the Serra Pedregosa and enter the lush forests of the Gresolet valley.
What does it include?
Accommodation:
4 nights of half-board accommodation (breakfast and dinner) in mountain refuges
Mountain guide:
Qualified guide throughout the route
Basic Welcome Pack:
Official BUFF® tubular
Route map and passport
Access to the Cavalls del Vent App
24-hour service
Wifi, shower and mobile phone charging at the shelters Snacks and broth (depending on collection)
Accident and/or cancellation insurance option
Special menus
For vegetarians, vegans or people with allergies (indicate when booking)
Safe:
Accident insurance and mountain rescue
Not included
- Transport to Saldes (check if you need transport to the start of the route)
- Picnic lunches (approx. €12-16; purchased at the shelters)
- Additional consumption in shelters (use of showers, extra drinks, etc.)
- Expenses for abandoning the route or changing shelters for safety reasons
Recommendations
Physical condition: Average level, recommended for people accustomed to full-day mountain routes.
Recommended basic equipment:
- Backpack 30 L or more with waterproof cover
- Water bottle ≥ 1.5 L
- Comfortable clothes for the shelter, underwear and pajamas
- 5 technical shirts and 5 pairs of socks 2 long pants and 1 pair of shorts or convertible pants
- Thin fleece and a thicker one, more down or a light jacket
- Waterproof jacket with membrane ≥ 20,000 mm, poncho or cape
- Sunglasses, hat, sunscreen and lip protection Buff, hat and thin gloves
- Technical mountain boots (mid or high)
- Trekking poles Sleeping bag for 10°C or sleeping bag (refuges provide blankets)
- Microfiber towel, natural soap and flip-flops
- Headlamp with spare batteries
- Charged mobile phone and charger
- Mini first aid kit with thermal blanket and insect repellent
- Documentation and cash
- Camera, earplugs, sleeping pills, waterproof pants, light umbrella
Some frequently asked questions
Which meals are included?
Dinner and breakfast are included. Lunch picnics available at refuges. Special menus if requested at booking.
What payment methods are accepted at refuges?
Some refuges accept card or Bizum; cash is recommended.
What are the rooms and showers like?
Shared rooms. Showers available, may have additional cost.
Can the route be modified?
Yes, for safety or weather reasons.
How is mobile coverage?
Depends on the operator; may be limited in high areas.
Can minors participate?
Yes, always accompanied by adults with authorization.
Are pets allowed?
Depends on your operator; it may be limited in high areas.
Are pets allowed?
No, dogs or other pets are not allowed.
What are the meal times?
Dinner between 19:00 and 19:30. Breakfast flexible according to stage pace and guide.
Meeting point and dates
Time and place: 9:00 a.m. at the Gresolet Refuge, Saldes
June to September