Discover the authentic Catalan Pyrenees in the Camprodon Valley. Beyond the 49 hectares of forests that embrace Mas Pairó, a territory full of life awaits you. Browse the map and let yourself be inspired.

Considered one of Catalonia's most beautiful medieval villages, with its cobbled streets and the Romanesque church of Sant Cristòfol.

Awarded 1 Michelin Star, halfway between Camprodon and Olot. Fine dining with traditional roots, with a strong focus on forest products, game, and mushrooms.

This restaurant, with its terrace overlooking the stream, is perfect for enjoying charcuterie boards and grilled dishes at a very reasonable price in an idyllic setting.

High mountain routes for all levels, including the ascent of Taga, Gra de Fajol, or the GR11 trail from Setcases.

To embark on this route, you'll just need to head to the center of Sant Pau de Segúries, a mere five minutes from Mas Pairó. At the very edge of the village, you'll find signs marking the official start of the Capsacosta Roman Road, a true gem of historical heritage. From there, you'll delve onto a cobbled path with over two thousand years of history that once connected Ripollès with Garrotxa. You'll walk on the same stones laid by the Roman Empire, following a gentle route that winds through dense forests and wild nature.

The ruins of Rocabruna Castle and the charm of the small stone village that surrounds it.

A classic and accessible hiking route from Mas Pairó that culminates in a viewpoint with spectacular panoramic views of the entire valley.

Located in the town center, it offers exquisite seasonal dishes with impeccable presentation. Perfect for a culinary treat.

It's worth it for the spectacular panoramic views of the entire valley alone, accompanied by hearty mountain dishes and grilled meat.

A true landmark for tasting Garrotxa's volcanic cuisine. Located in a spot of spectacular beauty, it lets you dine surrounded by wetlands, streams, and a century-old damp oak grove, turning your meal into a genuine experience of connection with nature.

With 2 Michelin Stars, it's a temple of 'volcanic cuisine'. They offer an unforgettable gastronomic and architectural experience, based almost exclusively on KM0 products.

Marked routes connecting small villages like Abella, Pardines, or Tregurà, ideal for cycling enthusiasts.

A must-stop if you're heading to Vallter 2000. Specialists in stone-grilled meats, game, stews, and traditional cuisine.

A space dedicated to the famous composer born in the town, ideal for music and culture lovers.

The Maristany promenade in Camprodon, where you can admire the imposing Art Nouveau houses of the 20th-century Catalan bourgeoisie.

This is another fantastic excursion you can do by walking directly from the house. The path will take you to the esplanade surrounding the Shrine (or Sanctuary) of El Remei. It's an easy route, suitable for all ages. The arrival is a postcard-perfect scene, where it's very common to find cows and horses grazing peacefully in the meadows around the neo-Gothic sanctuary. A perfect haven of peace to sit, rest, and admire the landscape before heading back to the farmhouse.

The majestic 12th-century Pont Nou over the Ter River in Camprodon, the Monastery of Sant Pere, and the church of Santa Cecília de Molló.

If you fancy exploring the local surroundings with a gentle walk, this is the ideal option for relaxed active tourism. It's a very rewarding and flat route that runs parallel to the Ter river. Walking along tracks and paths in the shade of ancient riverside forests, you'll reach the small and picturesque hamlet of La Ral, which belongs to Sant Pau de Segúries. There you can admire its stone houses and the small church of Santa Maria de la Gràcia, dating from the 17th century. It's a perfect excursion for hot summer days thanks to the coolness of the water.

Just a short drive away, the ski resort offers winter snow activities and routes to the source of the River Ter in summer.

No need to drive or go far to enjoy a true mountain adventure; in fact, this first suggestion starts right at our farmhouse door. It's an immersive hike that winds its way up the mountain through our 49 hectares of private forest. The aim of the trail is to summit the highest point and reach 'El Greny', the spot that marks the exact boundary of our property. While the ascent requires some effort, the reward is truly worth it: a feeling of absolute freedom and privileged views of the Camprodon Valley in complete privacy.