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The church of Sant Pere: this church
was built in the 16th century. A panoramic view of the valley of Ordino may be enjoyed
frorn this point.
El Serrat celebrates its village feast on June 29.
On the road running up to the ski slopes of Arcalís, you come to a crossing that leads to:
- The valleys of Rialb and Sorteny: these are glacial valleys that are used for livestock grazing. The valley of Sorteny is a fascinating place for people interested in botany because of its wide range of flora. It should be recalled, however, that it is forbidden by law to collect plants in Andorra.
- The cabanes de Castelar: if you return to the Arcalís road, you come to this livestock-grazing area where tradicional herdsmen's huts rnay be seen.
- The ski resort: two kilometres farther up lies the ski resort, where sports activities are also organised in the summer. This is a grazing area for horses.
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The Coma del Forat: the paved road
ends at this point. This is a glacial valley where you can see ancient herdsmen's huts and
the folds called orris where sheeps are gathered for milking and cheese products are made.
From here you can see:
- The sculpture "Arcalís 91 " by the ltalian artist Mauro Staccioli.
- The Tristaina lakes: in 20 minutes you can reach the first lake while the complete circuit takes about an hour and a half.
- Nature itinerary: continuing along the road from Arcalís, you can reach the track to Port (pass) de Rat on the frontier with the French region of Aričge.