Info in the web:
http://www.lleidatur.es/ing/notes_premsa/nota46_print.html
The Ruta del Segadors is also known as El Camí de Cerdanya (The Route to Cerdanya) because it starts at Gósol and leads to Bellver de Cerdanya. In times past, this route was used by reapers, mule drivers, Catalan militias, highwaymen, musicians and smugglers. In 1906, it was also travelled by the painter Pablo Ruiz Picasso, during his stay in Gósol.
This historical route, which crosses the Serra de Cadí (Cadi ridge), is now well signposted and can be walked in seven or eight hours. On the journey, the traveller has the opportunity to discover some of the unique landscapes and fauna of the Pyrenees in the Parc Natural del Cadi-Moixeró. In winter, the same trip can be made on skis or snowshoes. It is also possible to do the route over two days, as it is possible to spend the night at the Cèsar August Torras mountain refuge.
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Updated Jan 17, 2010
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In Easter, after that Priest says mass, young people of Gósol sings caramelles (popular songs).
Church is the first place where caramelles are sung, after in the Major square and at last by the houses of Gósol.
People in Houses presents to young singings with money, food and drink.
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Day 15th of August, Gósol celebrates the local festivities.
Acts are various in these days:
-Dance (in pairs)
-Dance: Ball de les cosses (View tip), Giants and giant-headeds
-Petanca (pétanque in french. In english not translation)
I-ndor five-a-side
-Mass
-Ringing of bells
-Cards (playing): Famous game is "La buti" or "La Butifarra"
-Clay-pigeon shooting
-Popular music: Habaneras
-Music typic in the Pyrenees: accordion
-Orchestra
-Thick drinking chocolate
-In honour of Pablo Ruiz Picasso (He stayed a months in Gósol in 1906): Competition of quick painting
-At night: Gósol marquee
-Sportives activities
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festivity of to reap(generally, the second saturday of August) is a tribute to works of ancestors of the village. People in the celebration uses the equipments useds at that time(at the beginning of the 20th century).
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Day 20 th Gósol celebrates The patron Saint: Saint Margaret.
People meets in Saint Margaret church (2 kms from Gósol). Priest of Gósol say mass.
In the afternoon major square of Gósol celebrates a great popular dance.
In the Pyrenees, dance is typical with an accordionist. He plays and people dances (in pairs).
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Every year, a weekend in July (always is sunday) it celebrates a popular truckload in Gósol and surrounding area.
Distance aprox is between 10 and 15 kms.
Route is easy and the scenery of route is wonderful.
Start is always from major square of Gósol at 8:00 am. At the 7:00 Am, walkings are awoken by bells of belfry of Gósol.
In half of route, organization offers a very good mid-morning snack with food of region.
The next popular truckload will be:
Visit the web:
Popular Truckload of Gósol
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Five Restaurants are in Gósol:
Cal Puxica
Cal Franciscó
Cal Triuet
Cal Moixó
Camping Cadí de Gósol
GASTRONOMY OF GÓSOL:
-Chamois
.Peas blacks
-Corn squared
-Potatoes maskeds
-Garlic mayonnaise typical of pig-killing
-Calf with mushroom
-Wild boar
WEBS:
Camping Cadí de Gósol:
http://www.campingcadi.com/
Cal Franciscó:
http://www.hostaler.org/cgi-win/hotels.exe?c_accio=fitxa&vari=64
Cal Triuet:
http://interhotel.com/spain/en/hoteles/8953.html
Cal Puxica:
http://www.gremihostaleriabergueda.com/consultes/fitxa.php?agremiat=55
Is easy to find these restaurants
Streets:
Cal Franciscó:--> Road of Berga
Cal Moixó:--> carrer de la canal
Cal Puxica:--> Carrer del pintor Picasso
Cal Triuet:--> Plaça Major
Camping Cadí de Gósol:--> Camí del Molí
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Every year, Day 15 of August is danced.
Dance have got three parts:
-Pas del Contrapàs
-Pas de les Cosses
-Pas de Corrandes
Is danced by eight pairs of girls and boys.
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Average every year, eight hundred bikers take part in G?sol-Berga in mountain-bike.
Is a myth of Mountain-bike in Catalonia.
Date is in June or July aprox.
Aprox 70 kms.
Difficulty: medium/high
Visit in May:
Gosol-Berga Btt route
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The route of the Cathars (Camí dels Bons Homes) is 189 kilometre itinerary -tourist route betwen the sanctuary of Queralt (Catalonia-Spain) and the castle of Montsegur (Ariège-France)- which can be toured on feet, horse ridingand in the main parts by mountain bike.
The route of the Cathars, classified as a Long Distance Trail GR-107, offers the possibility of following the migration routes used by the Cathars during the 12th and 13th centuries, when they fled persecution by the Crusade and the Inquisition.
The route of the Cathars traces the footprints of Catharism through mediaeval villages, Romanesque churches and castles. This is a route which, besides its historical facet, winds its way through the protected zone of the Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park where one can contemplate charming scenery and visit mountain villages and settlements that keep century-old legends and traditions.
before setting off on the route, it is indispensable to become familiar with the characteristics of the itinerary and procure the necessary supplies.
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