The Reapers’ Route, which starts at the village of Gósol is also known as the Road to Cerdanya, as it leads to Bellver de Cerdanya (La Cerdanya - Spain).
In times past, this route was often used by reapers, mule drivers, Catalan militias, highwaymen, musicians and smugglers. It was also followed by the painter Pablo Ruiz Picasso in 1906, during his stay at the village of Gósol. This historical route, which is now signposted, crosses the Serra de Cadí (Cadi ridge) and can be walked in seven or eight hours. Along the journey, travellers can discover a number of unique landscapes and also see some of the Pyrenean fauna in the Cadi-Moixeró Natural Park. In winter, it is possible to follow the same route using skis or snowshoes. It is also possible to do the Reapers’ Route over two days, as it is possible to spend a night at the Cèsar August Torras mountain refuge and then continue the route the following day.