• Distance: 58km
• Duration: Four days
• Start: Guardiola de Berguedá
• End: Bellver de Cerdanya
• Difficulty: Mild

Picasso spent the summer of 1906 with his lover in the small village of Gósol, where the landscapes and people inspired his work. With few roads back then, Picasso used mule tracks to travel to and from the village and this trail follows in his footsteps. The route skirts below the iconic Pedraforca before arriving at Gósol, and then leaving the village, it climbs over the mountains with views to the nearby Comabona.

The Camí de Picasso is signed, but not with consistent waymarkers. You’ll start following the red and white GR 4-2 signs, then local Berguedà waymarkers, then GR 107, PR C-123, GR 150 and finally GR 107 to Bellver. There are turn-by-turn instructions on the official website.

Official website