PR-C-199. Path of Nou de Berguedà

The PR-C-199, known as the Nou de Berguedà Path, is a hiking route that stretches for 33.5 kilometers in the Bergadá region, in the province of Barcelona. This trail, of extreme difficulty, offers adventurers the opportunity to explore a variety of natural landscapes while facing a cumulative elevation gain of 1729 meters. The route begins in the municipality of La Nou de Berguedà, a charming village located on the left bank of the Llobregat River, near the Baells reservoir. This municipality, which is part of the architectural heritage of Catalonia, is known for its natural surroundings and rich history. Along the trail, walkers can enjoy panoramic views and the biodiversity that characterizes the area. One of the highlights of the route is the church of Sant Martí de la Nou, a building that reflects the cultural and architectural heritage of the region. This church, included in the Inventory of the Architectural Heritage of Catalonia, is a testament to local history and a point of interest for those who appreciate religious architecture. The trail has a loop shape, allowing hikers to enjoy different perspectives of the landscape as they progress. The combination of nature, history, and the physical challenge this route presents makes it a unique experience for hiking enthusiasts looking to explore the beauty of Catalonia.