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Croscat Volcano reveals the exposed section of a volcanic cone shaped by former extraction. Its reddish earth cut offers a close reading of the area’s geology and restoration history within La Garrotxa’s volcanic landscape.
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Fageda d’en Jordà is a beech forest growing over a lava flow from Croscat, in the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park. Its Joan Maragall path offers a compact, low-demand walk through the tossols and the irregular volcanic ground.
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Olot is a starting point and connection for exploring La Garrotxa’s volcanic landscape. A marked walk to Santa Pau begins at its bus station, linking the city with Fageda d’en Jordà and the surrounding volcanic area.
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Santa Margarida is a volcano in the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone whose explosion crater can be reached on foot. The experience reveals a broad, open volcanic form, although reaching the crater involves natural ground and an uphill return.
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Santa Pau works particularly well as the endpoint of a traverse through volcanic La Garrotxa. Its historic centre adds a lived-in scale to the agricultural and woodland landscape, but it is best saved for the end only when time and energy allow.
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