Distance: 10.6 km.
Accumulated difference in level 199 m.
Linear itinerary starting in Talladell and ending in the city of Tàrrega. This route allows us to discover the existing drylands in the foothills of the Segarra plateau. This route runs mainly along signposted paths, both along the short-distance path called Ondara, Verdú and El Corb, and along two local paths. Much of the route passes through the Granyena Natura 2000 site. This space has been designated a SPA for the conservation, among other things, of the bald eagle.
Areas and places of natural interest
El Talladell: Church of St. Pere (11th – 17th centuries), cobbled streets, stone bridge, Pedregal hermitage (19th century).
Ondara River
Pedreres Bujeda: These quarries, together with the Pedreres Fàbregas, constitute the so-called Talladell site where abundant fossil remains of mammals, reptiles and molluscs have been found, as well as leaves that are in different collections of the main museums. of Catalonia and Europe. The good preservation of the materials has made it possible to better understand the paleobiology of the Oligocene in Catalonia and in particular the environmental conditions of the central area of the Ebro Depression.
Tossal del Purgatori: rocky hillside altered by the existence of an old bóbila and the existence of old landfills.
Pla de la Calafa: small plateau that rises in the middle of the agricultural plain.
Tàrrega
Source: Tàrrega City Council
