Hiking in Ger

The GR 11, also known as the Ruta Transpirenaica or Senda Pirenaica, is a long-distance hiking trail that crosses the Pyrenees in Spain from west to east.

A more relaxed transition stage from the high mountain landscape of Cerdanya down to one of the most important towns on the GR 11.

Very nice route, along the Segre for a good part of the way 👍

On the main routes leading to Santiago de Compostela, a variety of side routes converge. One of them reaches the Iberian Peninsula over the Perxa and Pimorent passes to Puigcerdà, crosses the Cerdanya region in Catalonia, and continues over the Pyrenees towards Jaca, where it connects to one of the main roads.

The second section of the GR-11 runs through the Catalan Pyrenees - from the Malniu shelter to the village of Albanyà. This route can be completed in seven stages.

First part of our GR10-11 crossing of the Pyrenees

The discovery of the mortal remains of the Apostle James in Compostela at the beginning of the 9th century triggered an unprecedented religious enthusiasm. Believers from all over the old continent pilgrimaged to Santiago de Compostela to worship the relics of the holy martyr. On this prehistoric route, on foot, by bicycle, or on horseback, you immerse yourself in the essence of a region that has quietly played a very important role in the historical development of a country, and enjoy one of the most beautiful valleys in Europe.

The GR 11 is the highest long-distance trail in Catalan territory.

The GR11 is the most impressive mountain route in Catalan territory. It crosses the Pyrenees on the southern slope, connecting the Mediterranean Sea with the Cantabrian Sea, thus passing through Catalonia and Andorra, Aragon, Navarra, and the Basque Country. In this case, we are dealing with the Catalan and Andorran sections.