Long itinerary of the Tomb Lauredià in Sant Julià de Lòria

The route begins by overcoming a notable difference in level to Aubinyà, where the church of Sant Romà is located. Following the path of La Solana we come to the hermitage of San Serni de Nagol, one of the most outstanding examples of Andorran Romanesque. From this point you can enjoy spectacular views of the valley, with Sant Julià de Lòria in the background. Heading towards Aixovall, the path to Sant Martí allows us to see this small chapel, literally attached to the mountain, on a cliff. From the bottom of the valley, along the Rocafort path, we follow La Solana until we find the Fontaneda path, which leads back to Sant Julià de Lòria.

The long Tomb Lauredià runs along various types of paths, always marked with the distinctive “ Tomb Lauredià llarg ”. It is a route of notable difficulty due to the significant unevenness that must be overcome (+/- 1,400 m) and its duration (a full day), with some equipped and/or partially aerial sections. It is suitable for people used to long mountain hikes.

For your safety, we recommend that you do all the itineraries above 1,700 meters from the end of June to the end of September. However, weather and ground conditions permitting, the season could extend from May to October.