This serene, meandering route blends quiet dirt tracks with stretches of asphalt, guiding us to the Cresta del Xut — a striking clay ridge with curves reminiscent of Dragon Khan. After dancing along its winding spine, we drop down to cross two ever-flowing streams. Following heavy rain, be prepared for higher water levels… and perhaps a barefoot crossing. After passing the river we will arrive at Fontsagrada, where we can take water. We continue on asphalt and track until we find the Abeller trail, then Bartotrail, Dalton’s, Verneda, Pont de Fusta to finish climbing up the track to Tremp.
ATTENTION!! This route is closed from October 1 to May 31 due to the nesting season of threatened bird species.
ATTENTION!! This route is closed from October 1 to May 31 due to the nesting season of threatened bird species.
With clay-rich terrain, heavy rain — even the day after or in the following days — can turn the track into a mudfest, making it impossible to ride. And at the tail end of the route, the rivers can swell dramatically, making crossings risky.
On days of adverse conditions, we directly recommend changing zones and doing the Driblant Lo Fang route.
Normally, the best conditions for this route occur in spring and autumn.
On days when the ground is wet and compact, due to rain and humidity in previous weeks, the best flu conditions are given to fly over the clay of our territory.
Normally, the best conditions for this route occur in spring and autumn.
Extreme caution must be taken on the descents, because the very dry clay does not have the grip desired by cyclists.
Always yield to other cyclists and pedestrians, warn of your arrival in time and slow down.
Do not scare the animals by shouting or making unnecessary noise. You are in their environment.
Take your dog on a leash, especially on the busiest trails.
Respect the signs or fences of private property or hunting grounds.
Follow the established routes, don’t take shortcuts.
Control speed and braking, avoiding skids that erode the ground unnecessarily.
Do not litter.
Avoid clayey areas on muddy days due to rain or fog. Respect the route symbols.
Check your bike before you go out and always carry a repair kit.
Use a helmet, wear gloves, goggles and protection.
Know your physical condition and choose the route based on it. Always evaluate the gradient, not just the distance.
Keep an eye on weather forecasts, they can be changeable.
It is recommended to do the routes with GPS navigation support. The routes are not physically signposted.
It is important to be insured in the practice of mountain biking, which is why we recommend obtaining a federal license or private accident insurance.
The Lo Podall association will not be held responsible for the implicit risks involved in a sporting activity of this type, such as falls, making dangerous descents, misdirection, misuse of common spaces with other activities, etc. Also, it will not be held responsible for the misuse of the routes or for possible imprudences committed by users.
