AJUNTAMENT DE
SANTA MARGARIDA I ELS MONJOS

AJUNTAMENT DE
SANTA MARGARIDA I ELS MONJOS

Route:

The CIARGA to Cal Bruna torrent

Route via the CIARGA and Serral air raid shelter, with vineyard landscape and riverside woodland.

Route description:

We start the walk at the CIARGA, Interpretation Centre of Republican Aviation and Air Warfare, opposite the Serral farmhouse. We head south along the asphalt track. After passing through Mas Granell we turn right onto a path between vineyards that will take us to the village of Sardinyola. We cross the asphalt road, continue straight along Xaloc Street and turn onto the first street on the right (Llebeig Street). We follow it all the way until we find the beginning of a path between almond trees. After a few meters we see that it forks; we take the path on the left, which will take us straight down to the Cal Bruna stream. Once by the edge of the stream, we look to the left for a good place to cross to the other side. Once crossed, we continue upstream in the middle of a riverside forest where poplars, elms and plane trees predominate. About 150m away we see some large specimens of stone pine. We continue along the path that borders the stream and turns left until we reach the paved road to Cal Bruna. We take it to the right, crossing the bridge over the stream, and after about 250m we will find the Sardinyola path again. We cross it and continue until we find the turnoff on the right that will take us back to El Serral, the point where we started the route.

Recommendations:

  • Some of the way passes through an area susceptible to flooding. Check the weather forecast before setting off; in the event of rain, it is not advisable to walk the section by the stream.
  • Wear footwear suitable for walking, take water, a hat and warm clothes depending on the time of year.
  • Keep an eye out and respect the signage in the event of boar beating.
  • In case of emergency, dial 112.

Technical sheet

Map and tracks

Points of interest

CIARGA and Serral air raid shelter
Vine-growing landscape
Riverside woodland