The activities combine environmental education with exploration of the local area, featuring routes suitable for all ages and designed for families to enjoy together.

• Schedule: 9 AM to 2 PM
• Difficulty: Low to moderate (between 2 and 6 km, and 100 to 450 meters of elevation gain)
• What to bring: breakfast, water, warm clothing, suitable walking shoes, a hat, and sun protection.
• Free activities with mandatory prior registration

The outings take place in two exceptional natural areas:

Parc Nacional d’Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici

Registrations: pnaiguestortes@gencat.cat | 973 62 40 36

• July 10: Investigating the Lakes – Visit to l’Estanyola del Gerber

We’ll explore the flora and fauna of high-mountain lakes and the conservation and restoration actions of the RESQUE ALPYR project. Difficulty: Low, suitable for the whole family. 130 meters of elevation gain.

• August 14: Investigating the Lakes – Visit to estany Gento

We’ll discover the unique biodiversity of high-mountain lakes and learn about the project’s environmental efforts. Difficulty: Low, suitable for the whole family. Elevation gain from estany Gento to estany Tort: 160 m. Elevation gain from estany Gento to estany de Colomina: 270 m.

• August 21: The Secret of Hay Meadows – Planes de Son

We’ll learn about the natural value of hay meadows and how traditional land management supports biodiversity, along with the conservation work being done under the LIFE RESQUE ALPYR project. Difficulty: Low, suitable for the whole family. Almost no elevation gain, as the walk takes place in meadows in front of the MónNatura Center.

Parc Natural de l’Alt Pirineu

Registrations: info@salvatgines.com | 627 75 32 05

• July 24: Family Outing to the Font de la Tosca

Starting from Refugi El Fornet, this easy walk includes explanations about the park’s natural features, the carbonate springs, and the conservation work carried out as part of the RESQUE ALPYR project. Difficulty: Low, suitable for the whole family.

• August 7: Estany de Muntanyó d’Àrreu and Wetlands of Clots de Rialba

At the lake, we’ll observe its natural features, collect water samples, examine local species, and discuss the introduction of fish and related project actions. Optionally, the walk can extend to the Clots de Rialba wetlands (not directly part of the project) to learn about their ecological importance. Difficulty: Moderate, recommended for children aged 12 and up.

• September 20: Discovering the Mollera de Prat Muntaner

We’ll explore this high-mountain wetland ecosystem, observe its rich flora and fauna, and learn about its ecological significance and the restoration efforts of the LIFE RESQUE ALPYR project. Difficulty: Low, suitable for the whole family.

Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy, learn, and reconnect with nature. Reserve your spot and come explore the lakes and wetlands of the Pyrenees with us!

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