Panoramics from Mont Caro

 This trail leads to the summit of Mount Caro, in an area declared a nature reserve in 2001 (the Els Ports Natural Park) for its rich flora and fauna (the largest Hispanic goat reserves throughout the State). Mont Caro, ceiling, solid arriving by road Screw, all in the form of Socialist. Once up, you can see the magnificent mountain scenery and everything surrounding the Ebro Delta. Leave Tortosa west by road Roquetes (T-341). If you are in the old city, will take the bridge of the Ebro. In less than 2 miles, you get to Roquetas. The agricultural and industrial town, which still has a modern, increasingly is closer to the neighborhoods Tortosa iron and Jesus. Then take the road towards Reguers T-342, which also leads to the Tuscan landscape and people of Alfara Charles. At 5.3 miles, take a detour to the left that leads right to the top of Caro. This road is narrow and passes through the channel Xerta. Shortly thereafter, starts to climb the mountain. 10 miles later, we reach the passage of screw, where a curious stone fountain with a screw and a lookout. A little further on, the road passes through an area where there is a rock statue of a goat Hispanic. The ascent to the summit read by the Queen and the tossa Portell. Junction at km 20.3: leaving a deviation to the right and follow direction to Caro. Shortly after, you are on top of Caro, where there is an image of the Virgin, and enjoys a magnificent view of the valley and delta of the Ebro. On clear days you can even get to see the Pyrenees and the Islands. Back when you reach the turnoff of the rise, now at 27.5 km route, can take and turn left to visit the valley Mascar. If you do not have enough time, can be returned directly to Tortosa. End of itinerary. Landmarks The Portell Monument to mountain Cabra Fountain Cargol The passage of the Cargol Valley Mascar Tossa de Queen Counties: Baix Ebre Distance: 30.0 miles Signage: Yes Duration: 2 h 30 min Topics: Nature Types: Landscape Heritage     Criteria of usage of these routes   See restaurants here See hotels here Source: Government of Catalonia. Directorate General of Tourism / Data Update: 15/04/2010

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