The route to get here is somewhat demanding. It's not long but it requires good knees. The terrain is not flat. Many rock climbs.

Beautiful, but a lot of algae

Next to the Comapedrosa refuge, very well attended, excellent food and staff. thank you very much

Pond next to the Comapedrosa refuge, all very beautiful and well maintained. Andorra takes very good care of it.

Very good hike. They told us that it would take about 2 hours to go up to the pond and another 2 to go down. But the truth is that it took us about 5 hours or so, because we started a little further away from the starting point of the route and because we were taking photos and so on. But comment on several points from my experience: 1) From the moment you start until you reach the Truites pond, be prepared to ONLY CLIMB, AND CLIMB AND CLIMB... When you think you have already climbed enough, don't worry, there is still more climbing waiting for you. 2) Remember: Everything you upload, you will download again hahaha. 3) Once you arrive at the lake, you will see a very well-made shelter. Where are there toilets and a water source for refueling. 4) What the "estany" itself is, I expected it to be something cooler, but it's correct. After seeing the lakes of Tristaina and others, this one falls short for me. You can cool your feet in it, or if you are braver, take a dip. The water is cold, but not freezing.