The best running trails around Vilalba Sasserra

In the heart of the forest of the Montnegre i el Corredor Natural Park, this old barn converted into a restaurant offers a break and a slice of bread under a roof of old beams. It is said that the owner Paco, when he was still a young hiker, found an old fragment of rural pottery here - the remains of a demolished farmhouse - and placed it on the bar to remember the legacy of farmers and carpentry that surrounded the place. Today, when you eat grilled food and immerse yourself in the calm of the forest, you can feel that trace of history and artisanal work that persists between tables and bites.

They've now built a staircase to access the Dolmen... With this staircase, just a few meters long... It seems they'll save the site from erosion... Sometimes the conservation and environmental councils are pitiful... It seems the only ones degrading the paths... are hikers and bikers... When we're fed up with seeing how the water destroys the paths to the point where we can't pass... 🙃

Megalithic structure Rebuilt in 1855, Where the original structure was a 4000 year old DOLMEN, which served As a chamber tomb Simple...🧐

The church is not particularly pretty, but the whole area that runs parallel between the church and the road is. There are several terraces and some good shade to hide from the sun for a while.

The ideal would be its restoration.

Santa Eulàlia de Tapioles, currently in ruins, is a church that has been documented since 878 when it was just a simple chapel. During the 14th century, the black plague wreaked havoc and caused its lack of maintenance. In 1373 it was reformed preserving the initial Romanesque style. In 1850 the Pradell family acquired the church and the current bell tower was built, a Baroque-style façade.

We know little about the true history of the dolmen, as it has never been excavated or archaeologically documented, although it is believed to have been built between 3500 B.C. C and 2000 a. C. It is formed by 7 vertical megaliths, which support a large horizontal upper megalithic block. It is said that since time immemorial it has been a place associated with witches and covens.

The church of Sant Andreu de Vallgorguina is in the center of the town, in Plaça de la Vila. Construction began in the early years of the 19th century. Its construction is due to the complaint of Bishop Vliment in the hearing held on July 21, 1771, after filing a complaint about the poor condition of the first temple dating from the 10th century.