Review of the guide

Description of a route that reminds the one used by the people of Gósol to go to the region of La Cerdanya every summer, in order to reap wheat.

In the village of Gósol there are people who still remember how to be a reaper. Before the Civil War, there were lots of temporary workers who crossed the Cadí crest to La Cerdanya, looking for a job.

The route begins in the village of Gósol, and goes on by the GR 107 and the GR 150 to El Collell and les Bassotes. After that, and now by the PR-C 124, the route goes up to the Gosolans pass, crosses the crest and goes down to the Prat d'Aguiló, where there can be found the refuge of Prat d'Aguiló (property of the FEEC). The route still goes down to the Coll de l'Home Mort, la Baga de Ridolaina, the Cortal de l'Oriol, the Font Tosca, and Nas. Near Olià, the route meets again the GR 150 and, after, the GR 107 until Bellver de Cerdanya.

This route does not have an own marking. The walker must follow the marks of the GRs and PRs that are found during it.

It has been divided in two sections, each one of this can be covered in one day (there is the possibility to sleep in the refuge of Prats d'Aguiló). Each section has a card, where there is a map (section of a map of the ICC, scale 1:50.000, with the route superimposed) and the description of the route (with distances in time and km).

In the back cover of the guide, there is the map of the whole route.