This place is serene. Great history and picturesque. The calm and holiness of the place is admirable. They have a great collection of bibles from all over the world. It’s only accessible by cars. No public transport available to there.

Really cool modern church. Guide tour is available. I personally really enjoyed the aesthetic of the building. Apparently the original one had burnt down but the main part that managed to survived is restored and you can visit it as well. The restaurant next to the parking was amazing, I’ll write a review for it as well.

Such a nice setting. A real sense of tranquility, beautiful views and great architecture. A must visit village only minutes of the main road.

Breathtaking location where old ( really really really old) meets new .. the architectural concept is great and the athmosphere is relaxing and peaceful... one star missing as there is no chance for English/ German speaking people to follow - there are quite some explaining posters/text but all in a language I don’t understand at all ( some copied papers would do great .. and it would be a Full Five Star)

Beautiful village and church . I've driven past the turn off for this village 100s of times, wish I'd explored it sooner. It has a great feeling of tranquility and peace, beautiful architecture, a first class restaurant and a cosy bar. Lots of free parking and superb views. If your nearby, don't bypass it. From France it's about 2 km past Canillo on the left, from Spain about 3 km past Encamp on the right

Attentive staff, lots to see, free guided tours, huge bible collection and a collection of miniature models of all of the churches in Andorra. And the virgen on a pedestal accessible to all. We lit a few candles. The architecture is unique, as is the extensive use of slate. Easy to park in front.

Small church and very quiet place

Very beautiful 12th century small church. There is possibility to park right near the church as there is a parking spot. The church was closed, but I think it van be opened if planned in advance

Beautiful little church. Unfortunately no access to the inside, at least not when we visited, but well worth a stop and walk around!

Nice, inside is a relief fresca and little “shop” - very small, right next to the road; car park available

great andorran sight with free parking option

Una joia d Andorra en general i de Canillo en particular. Molt Bonica de dia I espectacular de nit. We got married at this church just past the midnight on the 27th of August by Mossen Ramon. It was very special, magical and spiritual experience at the next level. This quiet time of the night made our wedding ceremony totally unforgettable. This church will have a special place in our hearts forever

A short stop to see a structure of historical significance in Andorra.

The inside is closed, but a beautiful example of old stone church form the exterior. Beautiful to photograph!

Very old and beautiful church. Good place for photos. Free parking, couple restaurants. Also close to it is a Motorcycle museum, entry costs about 5-6 €. I recommend to visit both places as they are unique and very interesting places. In winter time, you can ski there. Not so far away from the capital, about 10-15 minutes by car.

Amazing views. If the day is clear like it was on our case, the view is hard to beat. Not only on the paid zone, also the area around is super beautiful. Totally worth it. I suggest to drive up on your own car enjoying the beautiful road up

We have been in this place in the summer and it was just great, but we returned in the winter and although it’s open to the public, you can’t access to the mirador because of the ice and snow. It’s very difficult to walk around. We found it dangerous for walking. Only the path to the bar is a little bit better.

It is a great view over the valley. You can also find some nice place to eat close to the Mirador, but you need to reserve upfront your table

Amazing view. The access is not very easy during the winter due snow (become slippery so I wouldn't recommend for small children and old people).

📍Getting to Mirador Roc Del Quer is really hard. One option is to go to Canillo, the bus L4 from Andorra behind the Mango Outlet shop,, 3 eur. And from Canillo going by taxi. But the taxi will charge you anyways for the same price as from Andorra, as , according to locals, there are no taxis in Canillo. So it's about 20-30 eur and the same to return. It's an option to find others to share the tqxi with or ask to drop you down 😌 ⛰️the view is breathtaking. You really want to seat like the statue, enjoy the view and think about life

Amazing place and amazing road to access the point. The surrounding forest and path to the balcony are nice, with good scenery and interesting frames

If you are in the area, you have to visit this place. The panorama is breathtaking, and definitely worth the short drive from Andorra la Vella. Only the last path to the platform cost 5 euro pr. adult. Small price to pay so they can keep the platform safe 👍

Beautiful place to go see and photograph!! A must see if you are coming to Andorra! The parking space has great views as well without having to pay. Also, if you go early you won't have to pay the general fee of 5$ and you will find the place very peaceful. The con to this is you won't have access to the Mirador balcony for the picture. From there I recommend going to the Pont Tibetà Canillo as it's a few minutes away by car.

The place was free of charge on the 4th of February. this place is for 10-20 minutes. I don’t understand why they charge a fee, a boring place for a paid one

The views from this Mirador are gorgeous, I suggest you all to come here during low season. Otherwise it's going to be overcrowded. Also, there is an entry fee now, which can only be paid by cash. I personally consider it a good investment since this fee helps the organization fund its maintenance, they take care of it and improve the experience with renovations. Enjoy!

Absolutely breathtaking views! 10 mins walk from the parking area, very slight elevation. Read about a €5 fee but didn’t have to pay (12/April/24), maybe cos it was a weekday.

Amazing viewpoint in Andorra. It is a must go place if you're visiting Andorra! I must say the beauty of nature that you can find here is breathtaking and wonderful.

Quite crowded even if it wasn’t peak season 😬 The platform was well made though, very nice, informative and with stunning views. It’s surely nice to have been there once, but I don’t think I would go back again… (BUT ☝️ only because of the crowds and the popularity, I better like to enjoy sights in a peaceful and relaxing surrounding on my own 🥴🙈)

Amazing amazing amazing. Everything clean and well organized. You need to put on pants, long socks and cloves. Otherwise you can buy them there.

Nice place hidden in the mountains.

Such a great experience! Staff was helpful and friendly, and even gave our children some pointers for how to skate on the ice since it was our first time! It was a magical day for our whole family.

Good pool and nice small gym. Great ice rink. Great indoor restaurant with very good service and quality food. Pool table, baby-foot and other video games.

Ice skating in the "Palau de Gel" en Canillo" can be a lot of fun with the family. The Price for 2 adults and 14 and 8 years old runs almost 60 € including a 1 € insurance fee (if you want) and you are almost set. To change your shoes and get your helmet before you get on the ice. We were a little disappointed about the quality of the ice.The place is huge, and overall we had a lot of fun.Afterwards in the bar (same building) we had a snack before we left.

very friendly and helpful staff, though the queue to get in was a good 10 minutes on a Saturday afternoon

We had all pool for ourselves. We also enjoyed the ice rink a lot. Definitely worth revisiting. A parking lot nearby.

Very nice Museum to look for the motobike's industry progress through last two centuries.

Great experience. Hard to find at first.. Walk up the stairs for the chairlift!

Motorcycle museum of a kind from bicycles with engines with the evolutions through the years. Souvenir shop to choose from and very well placards with information of each motorcycle model and year of manufacture.

What a lovely little museum. I am not especially a motorcycle enthusiast but this is a little gem of a museum. So interesting to see the history of motorcycles from the 1890’s till modern day. Ones that remind you of old films and ones you would see on the roads growing up. The director was very friendly and gave us information too. A great place to stop for half an hour on your way through Andorra.

No sign posts for it probably closed.

An odd little bunker of a museum with a fairly impressive motorcycle collection. My wife and I wandered in here while waiting for the rain to stop on the slopes a few weeks ago, and noticed a few things: 1) It was freezing cold. Like keep-your-ski-gear-on cold. 2) It's all one moderately large room. 3) It's not interactive at all - just a bunch of motorcycles with a little bit of description. That said, if you're a motorcycle enthusiast, there are some cool bikes here. A Norton Commando or two, a Vincent Black Shadow, a Honda NSR, and a Ducati Desmosedici are the ones that caught my eye, but there are plenty of cruisers and motards if that's your bag. Even a WWII bike with a mounted machine gun. But it's a small, cold, unexciting place overall, so expect to spend no more than 30 minutes here before your spouse is ready to go, half that if you have children.

The Museum displays dozens of models from different manufacturers and ages, from a range of countries, as well as miniature reproductions and other small curios related to the world of motorcycling. The oldest model on display here is the Française-Diamant, a 1900 model from France with a 1 cm3 engine with a basic design. After lighting the boiler, its piston needed 30 minutes to start working. It’s only known example of its type. After that, a sporty, sophisticated 1915 Cleveland will whisk you off to the US. It’s in the next decade when you start to see models with much larger cylinder capacity, like the 500 cm3 BMW R42. One of the most striking models is the Majestic Motormobile, from France, dated 1930, with a very personal aesthetic that’s quite unique. Of course, you’ll also find Vespas from Italy: one museum model on display is a 125 cm3 from 1952, among many others. Models by Bultaco and Montesa in the 60s are worthy representatives of the Spanish industry, some of which were used for high-level competition. There’s also a spectacular 1974 Harley Davidson from the US, with 1,200 cm3 cylinder capacity. The collection ends in the 80s and 90s, where the racing and off-road models add even more variety to this rich collection.

A lot of interesting and rare motorcycles. Great collection, recommended to visit!

Parking: pass La Sangria restaurant (right side) and it’s the next left. I had trouble finding it till a local helped us and showed us where it was. It’s a 15 minute hike (easy/moderate). Do not wear thong sandals. You’ll see the waterfall from the platform but you won’t be able to get down closer.

Nice location. Only 15 minutes walk from car park.

Beautiful waterfall

Great place!

(Translated by Google) The waterfall is very beautiful, and they have implemented a very wide and comfortable platform to observe it. Distance: 2 km total round trip. Linear. Elevation difference: 100 meters. The trail is well marked. There is parking where the trail begins. For more information and photos visit DePaseoPasoAPaso (Original) El salto de agua es muy bonito, y han implementado una plataforma muy amplia y cómoda para poder observarlo. Distancia:2 km en total ida y vuelta. Lineal. Desnivel: 100 metros. Está bien marcado el sendero. Hay parking donde inicia el sendero. Para más información y fotos visita DePaseoPasoAPaso

(Translated by Google) It's amazing, it's a path with a constant slope, a little hard if you're not prepared, but it's very rewarding. Many people say that it can be seen from the road, but it is much more worth walking a little and seeing it up close, Some areas of the path are a bit abandoned, with some fences on the ground. (Original) Es una pasada, es un camino en pendiente constante, un poco duro si no se va preparado, pero que recompensa muchísimo. Mucha gente dice que puede verse desde la carretera, pero vale muchísimo más la pena andar un poquito y verlo de cerca, Algunas zonas del camino están un poco dejadas, con alguna valla en el suelo.

(Translated by Google) The waterfall can be reached with a simple twenty minute walk via a signposted route. In my case I started from the Meritxell sanctuary, otherwise, for those coming by car, directly from the road where the route starts. The waterfall is created by the fall of the Valira d'Orient river which can be admired from above thanks to the walkway. (Original) La cascata si raggiunge con una semplice camminata di venti minuti tramite un percorso segnalato. Nel mio caso sono partito dal santuario di Meritxell, altrimenti, per chi viene in macchina, direttamente dalla strada da dove parte il percorso. La cascata è data dal salto del fiume Valira d'Orient che si può ammirare dall'alto grazie alla passerella.

Wow. 1st via ferrata ever. Quite the experience...

Very impressive

(Translated by Google) Beautiful via Ferrata, quite long and physical. Numerous contact with the wall. In summer, you have to go there very early in the morning, because of the south-east exposure and no shade. The only downside is a very small parking lot (4 cars max) The departure is right next to the sign along the road. (Original) Belle via Ferrata, assez longue et physique. Nombreux contact avec la paroi. En été, il faut y aller très tôt le matin, car l'exposition sud-est et aucune ombre. Seul bémol, un parking tout petit (4 voiture max) Le départ se fait juste à côté du panneau le long de la route.

(Translated by Google) Many chains are a little boring at the beginning. Then when the staples start the adrenaline starts. It has a very cool collapse! (Original) Un poco aburrida al inicio muchas cadenas. Luego cuando empiezan las grapas empieza la adrenalina. Tiene un desplomado muy chulo!

(Translated by Google) Ferrata 10/10. It is in very good condition, super varied and fun. There are chains, staples, sections with natural grips, some climbing holds and vertical sections. The views are spectacular, you start at the foot of the road and end at the top of the Roc de Quer viewpoint. I would not recommend it to beginner groups due to the level of exposure in some sections and the separation of staples, which can make novices and children suffer. There are also some slippery sections due to the dirt and stones on some climbs. Be careful with the rains, as it could seriously compromise the progress of the road. Mandatory stop for all ferrateurs, climbers and mountain lovers. Access is a bit compromised since you have to walk along the road until you reach the beginning of the road. The return is very well signposted, there is no loss. If I return to the area, I will repeat it again. (Original) Ferrata 10/10. Se encuentra en muy buen estado, super variada y divertida. Hay cadenas, grapas, tramos con agarres naturales, algunas presas de escalada y tramos verticales. Las vistas son espectaculares, empiezas a pie de carretera y acabas en la cima del mirador Roc de Quer. No la recomendaría a grupos de iniciación por el nivel de exposición en algún tramo y la separación de grapas, que pueden hacer sufrir a novatos y niños. También hay algún tramo resbaladizo debido a la tierra y las piedras de algunas subidas. Vigilar con las lluvias, ya que pude comprometer seriamente el progreso de la vía. Parada obligatoria para todos los ferrateros, escaladores y amantes de la montaña. El acceso está un poco comprometido ya que hay que caminar por la carretera hasta llegar al inicio de la vía. El regreso está súper bien señalizado, no hay perdida. Si vuelvo por la zona, la volveré a repetir.

(Translated by Google) We loved it!!!! The only warning is that you don't forget to bring plenty of water, the sun shines directly and without water it can be very, very hard to do in summer. (Original) Nos encantó!!!! La única advertencia es que no olvidéis llevar bastante agua, el sol da directo y sin agua puede ser muy muy dura de hacer en verano.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view He needs some walking I haven't reached the end But I see people walking with cameras I think there are views at the end that are worth photographing (Original) مطل جميل يحتاج شوية مشي ماوصلت ل اخره بس اشوف ناس رايحة بكاميرات اظن فيه مطلات في الاخير تستاهل التصوير

Free to visit. Nice place to spend a few minutes.

(Translated by Google) A very old church and a spectacular beauty (Original) Una iglesia muy antigua y una belleza espatacular

(Translated by Google) It is a mini church that I went to as a child, when Canillo was authentic and tiny. 45 years have passed!! And it has gone from being in nowhere, in the middle of a mountain, to being surrounded by businesses and houses. Due to the time that has passed and the obvious humidity of the place, I find it very whole, it is surprising. It's nothing special, you don't miss anything at all. If you are going to visit it, it is 5 minutes, go on the weekend, to make sure it will be open. You won't pay to go. (Original) Es una mini iglesia a la que yo iba de niño, cuando Canillo era auténtico y pequeñito. Han pasado ¡¡ 45 años !! Y ha pasado de estar en la nada, en mitad de una montaña, a estar rodeada se negocios y casas. Por el tiempo que ha pasado y la humedad obvia del lugar, la encuentro muy entera, es sorprendente. No es nada especial, no te pierdes absolutamente nada. Si la vas a visitar son 5 minutos, ves en fin de semana, para asegurarte que estará abierta. No pagarás por ir.

(Translated by Google) Sant Serni de Canillo is the parochial church of the old town of Canillo. The church is rectangular. Outside, there are remains of Romanesque walls and granite baptisms also Romanesque. A polychrome gothic stature of a 14th-century saint's cloister is preserved inside. The altarpiece of the main altar is baroque from the 17th century, dedicated to sant Serni, bishop of Tolosa. The bell tower is a square ground tower attached to the nave. It is declared as a Cultural Heritage Site. (Original) Sant Serni de Canillo és l'església parroquial del nucli antic de Canillo. L'església és de planta rectangular. A l'exterior es conserven restes d'uns murs romànics i el baptisteri de granit també romànic. A l'interior es conserva una talla gòtica policromada d'un santcrist del segle XIV. El retaule de l'altar major és barroc del segle XVII, dedicat a sant Serni, bisbe de Tolosa. El campanar és una torre de planta quadrada adossada a la nau. Està declarada com a Bé d’Interès Cultural.

(Translated by Google) The parish of Canillo has a lot of heritage to visit, such as in this case the Church of Sant Cerni (people who usually visit this town go directly to visit the Church of San Joan De Caselles) ignoring this church of Sant Serni. Its construction is from the Romanesque period of the 12th century, although most of the current building of San Serni is from the Baroque period (17th-18th century). Inside there is a crucifix made of polychrome wood in the popular Gothic style from the late 14th century, and a baroque altarpiece dedicated to the titular Saint of the chapel. (Original) La parroquia de Canillo cuenta con cantidad de patrimonio para visitar, como en este caso la Iglesia de Sant Cerni (la gente que suele visitar esta localidad va directamente a visitar la Iglesia de San Joan De Caselles) obviando esta iglesia de Sant Serni. Su construcción es de época románica S.XII, Aunque la mayor parte de la edificación actual de San Serni es de época barroca (S. XVII-XVIII). En el interior se conserva un crucifijo realizado en madera policromada de estilo gótico popular de finales del siglo XIV, y un retablo barroco dedicado al Santo titular de la capilla.

(Translated by Google) Well maintained and clean. Wooden choir that smells old. Glazed interior archaeological excavation. Good example of what was a top-of-the-range rural church. (Original) Bien cuidada y limpia. Coro de madera que huele antiguo. Excavación arqueológica interior acristalada. Buena muestra de lo que fue una iglesia rural "top" de gama.

(Translated by Google) The church dates back mainly to 1600-1700 but there are much older parts dating back to the pre-existing Romanesque structure. I was able to enter and go up to the mezzanine where there are some very ancient benches, probably from the 1600s. The climb from the center of Canillo is quite steep but you can get there in ten minutes. (Original) La chiesa risale principalmente al 1600-1700 ma sono presenti parti molto più antiche risalenti alla struttura romanica preesistente. Sono potuto entrare e salire nel soppalco dove sono presenti delle panche molto antiche, probabilmente del 1600. La salita dal centro di Canillo è abbastanza ripida ma ci si arriva in dieci minuti.

(Translated by Google) Church of the Parish of Canillo, dates back to the 12th century. It is part of the Romanesque churches of Andorra. It can be visited, which is important since it is one of the few that can be seen inside. Inside and after a renovation, tombs were discovered beneath them, which can be seen since they have put a small glass floor. (Original) Iglesia de la Parroquia de Canillo, data del siglo XII. Forma parte de las iglesias románicas de Andorra. Es visitable, cosa importante ya que es de las pocas que se pueden ver interiormente. En su interior y tras una reforma se descubrieron tumbas debajo de ellas, las cuales se pueden ver ya que le han puesto un pequeño suelo de cristal.

(Translated by Google) If you go to the Tibetan Bridge be sure to visit this church, both the climb through the streets of the town and the church are worth it. (Original) Si vas al puente tibetano no dejes de visitar esta iglesia, tanto la subida por las calles del pueblo como la iglesia merecen la pena.

(Translated by Google) Lovely. From the 18th century but restored and modernized, although you can see some very old relics, which I particularly like. If you are in Canillo it is well worth visiting. (Original) Muy bonita. Del siglo 18 pero restaurada y modernizado, aunque se pueden ver algunas reliquias bien antiguas, cosa que a mi me gusta particularmente. Si estás por Canillo vale bien la pena visitarla.

(Translated by Google) A small Hermitage that can go unnoticed, in this case we saw it when heading through Cra de Prats. A church built between the 17th and 18th centuries, located near the Valira River. This small church is of early Baroque style; the altarpiece dedicated to Jesus Christ dating from 1739 (18th century) stands out. We were lucky and were able to take a photo of the interior. (Original) Una pequeña Ermita que puede pasar desapercibida, en esta caso la vimos al dirigirnos por la Cra de Prats. Una iglesia construida entre el S. XVII y XVIII, situada cerca del rio Valira. Esta pequeña iglesia es de poca barroca, destaca de la misma el retablo dedicado a Jesucristo que data del 1739 (S.XVIII). Tuvimos suerte y pudimos hacer foto del interior.

(Translated by Google) Nice hermitage that is kept quite well on the outside, inside it was closed. (Original) Bonita ermita que se mantiene bastante bien por fuera, por dentro estaba cerrada.

(Translated by Google) Santa Creu de Canillo is a historic church of popular religious architecture. It is protected as an asset of cultural interest in the monument classification. It is a small building configured by a rectangular plan and apse with a single gabled roof, with a bell tower and a porch on the main facade. Its interior has a whitewashed nave, a pavement of slate slabs and an apse framed by a triumphal arch made of pumice stone. (Original) La Santa Creu de Canillo és una església històrica d'arquitectura popular religiosa. Està protegida com a bé d'interès cultural en la classificació de monument. És un edifici de dimensions reduïdes configurat per una planta i absis rectangular amb una única coberta a dues aigües, amb campanar d'espadanya i porxo a la façana principal. El seu interior presenta una nau emblanquinada, un paviment de lloses de pissarra i un absis emmarcat per un arc triomfal realitzat amb pedra tosca.

(Translated by Google) Church from the end of the century, 17th century, baroque style. It is located on Camí vell de Prats, s/n and is one of the must-see things in Canillo. It is very small and we couldn't visit it, I don't know if it can be seen or not.... (Original) Iglesia de finales del siglo, XVII estilo barroca. Está situada en Camí vell de Prats, s/n y son de las cosas obligadas de ver en Canillo. Es muy pequeñita y no la pudimos visitar, no se si es vistable o no....

(Translated by Google) Nice place near the river and a fountain to visit. (Original) Sitio bonito cerca del río y una fuente para visitar.

(Translated by Google) It is a historic church, built at the end of the 17th century and beginning of the 18th century, from the Baroque period, it is located on the banks of the Valira River, as it passes through Canillo. (Original) Es una iglesia histórica, construida a final del siglo XVII y principio del siglo XVIII, de la época barroca, está situada a la orilla del río Valira, a su paso por Canillo.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church, super well cared for and very well preserved. Recommended for tourism in Andorra. (Original) Preciosa esglesia, súper cuidada y molt be conservada. Recomanat per turisme a Andorra.

(Translated by Google) It has a clean face, it is all over the center, it is very pretty. (Original) Le toca limpeza de cara, está en todo el centro, eso si muy bonita.

This place is serene. Great history and picturesque. The calm and holiness of the place is admirable. They have a great collection of bibles from all over the world. It’s only accessible by cars. No public transport available to there.

Really cool modern church. Guide tour is available. I personally really enjoyed the aesthetic of the building. Apparently the original one had burnt down but the main part that managed to survived is restored and you can visit it as well. The restaurant next to the parking was amazing, I’ll write a review for it as well.

Such a nice setting. A real sense of tranquility, beautiful views and great architecture. A must visit village only minutes of the main road.

Breathtaking location where old ( really really really old) meets new .. the architectural concept is great and the athmosphere is relaxing and peaceful... one star missing as there is no chance for English/ German speaking people to follow - there are quite some explaining posters/text but all in a language I don’t understand at all ( some copied papers would do great .. and it would be a Full Five Star)

Beautiful village and church . I've driven past the turn off for this village 100s of times, wish I'd explored it sooner. It has a great feeling of tranquility and peace, beautiful architecture, a first class restaurant and a cosy bar. Lots of free parking and superb views. If your nearby, don't bypass it. From France it's about 2 km past Canillo on the left, from Spain about 3 km past Encamp on the right

Attentive staff, lots to see, free guided tours, huge bible collection and a collection of miniature models of all of the churches in Andorra. And the virgen on a pedestal accessible to all. We lit a few candles. The architecture is unique, as is the extensive use of slate. Easy to park in front.

Small church and very quiet place

excellent cabin with good facilities and well prepared

(Translated by Google) It has 6 seats. The Cabana de la Portella refuge can be accessed by car as far as Soldeu. From there you must continue on foot, passing through the Fontanals. There is also the option of going there by car to Pas de la Casa and once you have reached Port d'Envalira continue on foot to Pic de Maià. From these 2 points (Fontanals and Pic de Maià) you must continue ascending towards Port Dret, following the Sant Josep river to the refuge. There are approximately 3 hours of ascent on foot and a difference in altitude of 450-750 meters (depending on the path chosen). It is an unguarded refuge, which is open all year round, although maintenance is usually done during the summer months (cleaning, firewood, first aid kit...). It has a fireplace and water source next to the shelter. It is located at an altitude of 2,265 meters and was inaugurated in 1981. In addition, there is coverage for mobile phones (also connection to French networks). The difficulty level of the walk is low. (Original) Compta amb 6 places. Al refugi de Cabana de la Portella s’hi pot accedir anant amb cotxe fins a Soldeu. Des d’allà s’ha de continuar a peu, passant pels Fontanals. També hi ha l’opció d’anar-hi amb cotxe fins al Pas de la Casa i una vegada s’ha arribat al Port d’Envalira continuar a peu fins el Pic de Maià. Des d’aquests 2 punts (Fontanals i Pic de Maià) s’ha de continuar ascendint cap al Port Dret, seguint el riu de Sant Josep fins al refugi. Hi ha 3 hores d’ascensió a peu aproximadament i un desnivell de 450-750 metres (segons el camí escollit). Es tracta d’un refugi no guardat, que està obert tot l'any, tot i que el manteniment s'acostuma a fer durant els mesos d’estiu (neteja, llenya, farmaciola...). Disposa de llar de foc i font d’aigua al costat del refugi. Es troba a una altitud de 2.265 metres i es va inaugurar l’any 1981. A banda, hi arriba cobertura per a telèfons mòbils (també connexió amb xarxes franceses). El nivell de dificultat de la caminada a peu és baix.

Espatacularrrr