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6.31km
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Hike a moderate 3.9-mile (6.3 km) circular trail from Riu de l'Avier, featuring panoramic views from Mirador del Bosc Negre and Roc de Palom
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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6.31 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
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3.00 km
2.07 km
618 m
607 m
Surfaces
3.99 km
1.08 km
618 m
607 m
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This circular hike, encompassing the Mirador del Bosc Negre and Mirador del Roc de Palomera, typically takes around 2 hours and 32 minutes to complete. This estimate is for the 6.31-kilometer route with approximately 460 meters of elevation gain.
The trail is generally rated as moderate. It requires good fitness due to its length and elevation gain, and sure-footedness is necessary on some sections. While accessible, it's not considered a beginner's trail.
You'll encounter a varied terrain, including quiet forest paths, regular hiking trails, some sections of street, and mountain hiking paths. The route features hilly sections, and a particularly enchanting part passes through a magical hazelnut forest along the Camí de la Palomera.
The hike is celebrated for its spectacular views. You'll visit the Bosc Negre Viewpoint, offering panoramic vistas of the Andorra la Vella valley. The Mirador del Roc de Palomera, often the highest point, also provides wonderful panoramic views of the valley and surrounding landscape. You'll also traverse the Bosc Negre Trail and quiet forest paths.
The trail is ideal for summer hiking. The Obaga forest provides ample shade, making it a comfortable and refreshing route during warmer months.
The starting point for this circular route is from Riu de l'Avier. Specific parking information for this exact trailhead is not detailed in the available data, but it's generally accessible by car.
Information regarding specific dog restrictions or leash rules for this particular trail is not available in the provided data. It's always best to check local regulations or signage at the trailhead.
There is no information indicating that permits or entrance fees are required to hike this trail. It appears to be freely accessible.
Yes, the route intersects with sections of other official trails. You will find parts of the CIMA AN04] La Comella (5% of the route) and the GR 7 - Andorra (2% of the route) along the way.
Yes, along the way, hikers may find natural springs, such as La Font de Sansa, which can be a source of water. There are also benches available for resting and enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
Given the moderate difficulty and varied terrain, sturdy shoes or boots are highly recommended. Bringing water, especially if natural springs are not flowing, and appropriate clothing for the weather conditions is always advisable.