Presentation made by 5th graders of Aigüestortes and Saint Maurici lake National Park, an activity from the eTwinning project "National Parks of my country".
Karula National Park is Estonia's smallest national park, established in 1993. It is well-forested with 38 lakes and home to many animal species including moose, lynx, wild boar, and over 150 bird species. The landscape was formed by glacial activity and features marshes, swamps, meadows, and hills. Seventy percent is forested and it has 38 lakes with a sparsely populated cultural landscape. Notable points include Tornimägi Hill at 137 meters near Lüllemäe. Common large mammals include moose, deer, boar and lynx while small mammals include fox, raccoon dog, polecat, hare and squirrel. The visitor
Białowieża National Park is located in eastern Poland near the border with Belarus. It protects 152 square kilometers of forest containing the world's largest population of European bison. The park was established in 1932 to protect the bison, which were almost extinct, and it is now home to around 800 bison. It also supports a variety of other wildlife, including wolves, lynx, otters, over 120 bird species and many plant species. The park aims to preserve this rare ecosystem found within the Białowieża Forest.
Bialowieza Forest is a preserved primeval forest located on the border of Belarus and Poland that contains over 1,000 plant species and is home to large numbers of animals, including Europe's only population of bison. The forest contains a large amount of dead wood that provides habitat and nourishment for fungi, bacteria, and endangered invertebrates. Bialowieza National Park within the forest was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979 due to its well-preserved natural environment.
The Narochansky National Park was established in 1991 in Minsk Province, Belarus to preserve the unique natural complexes in the area. It is located 180 kilometers from Minsk and features blue lakes, forests, marshes, rivers, and pastures. The main attraction is Naroch Lake and it promotes health tourism with pine forests, rest homes, and sanatoriums. It is very popular among tourists as it protects many species and provides a serene atmosphere.
Magura National Park is located in southeast Poland on the border of two voivodeships. The park covers around 194 square kilometers of forested land in the Beskid Niski mountain range. It protects the headwaters of the Wisłoka River and is home to diverse plant and animal species, including 137 bird species and 35 endangered mammal species such as brown bear, lynx, and wolf. Archaeological sites in the park provide evidence of early human settlements dating back to the 9th century.
The document summarizes key information about Poland's national parks and natural environment. It discusses the 23 national parks in Poland and provides details on some of the most important ones, including Białowieski National Park, Słowiński National Park, and Tatrzanski National Park. It also outlines some common animals and plants found in different parks and regions of Poland, such as deer, lynx, willow trees, and saffron plants. Major topics covered include the country's forests, lakes, rivers, coastline, and representative wildlife.
The Biebrza National Park is located in northeast Poland along the Biebrza River and its wetlands. It has a continental climate with long, cold winters and short growing seasons. The park protects 59,233 hectares of forests, agricultural land, and wetlands, making it Poland's largest national park. It is known for its highly biodiverse marshes and peatlands that support over 270 bird species, including many threatened species. One of the greatest threats to the park is artificial drainage of wetlands for agriculture.
The Pieniny National Park is located in southern Poland along the border with Slovakia. It protects an area of 23.46 square kilometers of forested mountain landscape within the Pieniny mountain range. The park contains a great diversity of plant and animal species, with over 13,000 species documented, due to its varied terrain and microclimates. Notable species include the Apollo butterfly, lesser horseshoe bat, lynx, and signs of visiting brown bears.
Karula National Park is Estonia's smallest national park, established in 1993. It is well-forested with 38 lakes and home to many animal species including moose, lynx, wild boar, and over 150 bird species. The landscape was formed by glacial activity and features marshes, swamps, meadows, and hills. Seventy percent is forested and it has 38 lakes with a sparsely populated cultural landscape. Notable points include Tornimägi Hill at 137 meters near Lüllemäe. Common large mammals include moose, deer, boar and lynx while small mammals include fox, raccoon dog, polecat, hare and squirrel. The visitor
Białowieża National Park is located in eastern Poland near the border with Belarus. It protects 152 square kilometers of forest containing the world's largest population of European bison. The park was established in 1932 to protect the bison, which were almost extinct, and it is now home to around 800 bison. It also supports a variety of other wildlife, including wolves, lynx, otters, over 120 bird species and many plant species. The park aims to preserve this rare ecosystem found within the Białowieża Forest.
Bialowieza Forest is a preserved primeval forest located on the border of Belarus and Poland that contains over 1,000 plant species and is home to large numbers of animals, including Europe's only population of bison. The forest contains a large amount of dead wood that provides habitat and nourishment for fungi, bacteria, and endangered invertebrates. Bialowieza National Park within the forest was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979 due to its well-preserved natural environment.
The Narochansky National Park was established in 1991 in Minsk Province, Belarus to preserve the unique natural complexes in the area. It is located 180 kilometers from Minsk and features blue lakes, forests, marshes, rivers, and pastures. The main attraction is Naroch Lake and it promotes health tourism with pine forests, rest homes, and sanatoriums. It is very popular among tourists as it protects many species and provides a serene atmosphere.
Magura National Park is located in southeast Poland on the border of two voivodeships. The park covers around 194 square kilometers of forested land in the Beskid Niski mountain range. It protects the headwaters of the Wisłoka River and is home to diverse plant and animal species, including 137 bird species and 35 endangered mammal species such as brown bear, lynx, and wolf. Archaeological sites in the park provide evidence of early human settlements dating back to the 9th century.
The document summarizes key information about Poland's national parks and natural environment. It discusses the 23 national parks in Poland and provides details on some of the most important ones, including Białowieski National Park, Słowiński National Park, and Tatrzanski National Park. It also outlines some common animals and plants found in different parks and regions of Poland, such as deer, lynx, willow trees, and saffron plants. Major topics covered include the country's forests, lakes, rivers, coastline, and representative wildlife.
The Biebrza National Park is located in northeast Poland along the Biebrza River and its wetlands. It has a continental climate with long, cold winters and short growing seasons. The park protects 59,233 hectares of forests, agricultural land, and wetlands, making it Poland's largest national park. It is known for its highly biodiverse marshes and peatlands that support over 270 bird species, including many threatened species. One of the greatest threats to the park is artificial drainage of wetlands for agriculture.
The Pieniny National Park is located in southern Poland along the border with Slovakia. It protects an area of 23.46 square kilometers of forested mountain landscape within the Pieniny mountain range. The park contains a great diversity of plant and animal species, with over 13,000 species documented, due to its varied terrain and microclimates. Notable species include the Apollo butterfly, lesser horseshoe bat, lynx, and signs of visiting brown bears.
The document provides information on several landscapes and landmarks in Spain. It discusses Gulpiyuri Beach in Asturias, known as the smallest beach in the world. It then summarizes the National Park of Aigüestortes located in Catalonia, describing its size, views, and activities that can be done there like hiking in winter or summer. It also gives price information to visit the park. The document concludes by briefly mentioning the Aqueduct of Segovia and the River Ebro.
The Picos de Europa mountain range is located in northern Spain and spans the regions of Cantabria, Castilla y Leon, and Asturias. It contains heights over 2,500 meters and occupies an area of 64,660 hectares. The range is divided into three massifs and contains the Cares Route, a unique 21km path carved into limestone rocks alongside the Cares River that connects the towns of Posada de Valdeon and Poncebos. The area is home to a variety of wildlife like roe deer, boar, wolves, and golden eagles, as well as over 2,000 plant species including oak, chestnut, and holly trees.
The document summarizes information about natural reserves, remarkable trees, and the botanical garden in Limousin, France. There are two regional natural parks in Limousin that protect plants and animals from being endangered or hunted. In Limoges, there are over 1,000 remarkable trees, including a 250-year-old hawthorn in Victor Thuillat park and an oak tree along the A20 highway that was diverted to preserve it. The botanical garden in Limoges displays regional plant circles and features a peat bog habitat for rare sphagnums mosses and insect-eating plants.
Aigüestortes i estany de sant maurici núria aannarusinol30
The document summarizes information about the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park located in the Pyrenees mountains between Spain and France. It is the only national park in Catalonia and contains a variety of ecosystems from forests to meadows across its 40,852 hectares. The park is home to various bird and animal species like capercaillie, partridge, and Pyrenean mountain goats. Visitors can find information centers in Boi and at the National Park House and enjoy activities in the protected natural area.
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Słowiński National Park was established in 1967 in northern Poland. It covers 327 square kilometers and contains spits with shifting sand dunes, coastal lakes, forests, and reserves that are home to over 260 bird species as well as deer, owls, and white-tailed eagles. The park attracts many tourists due to its scenic hiking trails, sand dunes, and opportunities for boating and viewing wildlife. Białowieski National Park was founded in 1932 in eastern Poland and covers 105 square kilometers of preserved forest, home to over 1,000 plant species and animals such as bison, beaver, and insects. It receives around 140,000 visitors annually who come to see attractions
This document provides information about the geography, climate, history, and culture of Andalusia, a region in southern Spain. Some key details include:
- Andalusia has a Mediterranean climate with over 300 sunny days per year and average temperatures above 16°C. Sierra Nevada contains the highest peaks in Spain.
- The region has experienced settlement and rule by various civilizations, including Phoenicians, Romans, Visigoths, Moors, and Christians. Córdoba served as the capital of the Islamic Caliphate in al-Andalus during the 10th century.
- Notable landmarks include the Alhambra palace complex in Granada, the Mezquita mosque
There are 14 national parks in Spain that protect areas of natural beauty, diverse vegetation and fauna, and unique landforms. Two examples are Aigüestortes National Park in Cataluña, known for its alpine landscapes and lakes, and Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park in Aragón, home to the largest calcareous massif in Europe and species like the golden eagle. Picos de Europa National Park is shared between Asturias, León, and Cantabria and features dramatic vertical drops, while Cabañeros National Park in Ciudad Real has important Mediterranean forests and birds such as the imperial eagle.
The Vikos-Aoos National Park in Greece covers 12,225 hectares of mountain and gorge landscapes, including the deepest gorges in Europe. It is home to a variety of predator species like brown bears and wolves, as well as otters, jackals, wildcats and other small carnivores. Various herbivores inhabit the steep hillsides and dense forests, such as wild goats, chamois, roe deer and wild boars, while the rivers are habitat to diverse freshwater fish, insect, reptile and amphibian populations.
The Vikos-Aoos National Park in Greece covers 12,225 hectares of mountain and gorge landscapes, including the deepest gorges in Europe. Within the park lives a variety of wildlife such as brown bears, wolves, otters, jackals, wildcats and smaller carnivores in the steep rocky hillsides. A variety of birds as well as fish, insects, reptiles and amphibians inhabit the dense forests and two main rivers within the park.
Sant Maurici Lake is located in Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park in Spain. It is 1100m long and 200m wide at an altitude of 1910m. The climate is cold, with temperatures between 0-5°C and heavy snowfall between November and March. The area has a variety of landscapes including forests, meadows, rivers and deep blue lakes. It has diverse flora and fauna due to the range of altitudes. The economy relies on tourism in summer and winter sports. The national park was established in 1955 and protects the area's cultural and natural heritage.
The Montesinho Natural Park is located in northeastern Portugal and was created in 1979. It covers 75,000 hectares and includes 92 villages with a population of around 9,000 inhabitants. The park has varied flora due to its geographical location between Atlantic and Mediterranean climate regions, and is home to 250 vertebrate species and many invertebrates, including several rare and endangered species such as the Iberian wolf, Iberian lynx, and golden eagle.
The Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia is the largest national park in the country, covering 300 square kilometers of forest area. It contains 16 large lakes and many smaller lakes connected by waterfalls. The park was included on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979 due to its natural beauty, lakes, waterfalls, and diverse flora and fauna. Visitors can enjoy hiking, cycling, kayaking, skiing, and sleighing within the park. There are 4 hotels and 2 camps located near the lakes surrounded by woods for visitors to stay.
The document summarizes information about the Krkonoše National Park (KRNAP) in the Czech Republic. KRNAP is one of the largest protected areas in central Europe, covering 605 square kilometers in the Krkonoše Mountains along the Czech-Polish border. The park contains a variety of ecosystems and over 1,300 plant species, 250 bird species, and 60 mammal species. Threats to the environment include pollution, deforestation, and changes to farming practices. The park supports tourism, education, and research to promote conservation and protect the biodiversity of the Krkonoše Mountains.
The document provides information on various jungle attractions located in the regions of Loreto, Madre de Dios, and Amazonas in Peru. It describes several sites offering opportunities for activities like swimming, boating, hiking, and learning about local cultures and wildlife. Some highlights mentioned include the Amazon River, Lake Quistococha tourist center, Belen floating village on the Amazon, Manu National Park known for its biodiversity, and Kuelap fortress built by the Chachapoya people.
The Mercantour National Park is located in the French Alps along the Italian border and covers an area of over 200,000 hectares, making it one of the largest protected areas in France. It contains alpine glaciers over 2700 meters high, as well as various rare and threatened species like ibex, golden eagles, and wolves. The park sees over 800,000 visitors annually who enjoy hiking, skiing, and visiting cultural sites like the Valley of Marvels with its 40,000 prehistoric paintings.
Namibia possesses stunning landscapes like Fish River Canyon and Etosha National Park. The country offers road adventures through lonely desert roads where granite slabs rise from swirling sands. Notable sights include the Sossusvlei desert, with red sand dunes towering over an ephemeral pan, Etosha National Park which is home to diverse wildlife that congregate at watering holes, and the massive Fish River Canyon which has been carved over thousands of years.
The document describes several national parks and protected areas in Romania. It provides details about the location, size, key features, and biodiversity found in national parks such as Danube Delta, Rodnei Mountains, Retezat, Ceahlau, Porțile de Fier, Neamț, and Deda-Toplita Pass. These national parks conserve important ecosystems, rare species, and natural landscapes across Romania.
Pyrenees, aAran valley, Baqueira, sallent, formigal and other sky resortsgregorio gomez
The Pyrenees mountain range forms a natural border between Spain and France, extending 430 km from the Mediterranean Sea to the Cantabrian Mountains. It contains several autonomous Spanish communities and the country of Andorra. Key features include peaks over 3000m, glaciers, lakes, valleys, and canyons suitable for hiking. Important sites include the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido and the Aran Valley, known for its mixed languages and ski resort of Baqueira Beret. The guide provides details on the geography, climate, and attractions of the major regions of the Spanish Pyrenees.
Słowiński National Park was established in 1967 in northern Poland and covers 327 square kilometers. It contains coastal lakes, forests, and sand dunes, and is home to over 260 bird species such as swans, ducks, and grebes. Tourism is an important part of the local economy, with 140 kilometers of hiking trails and views from spots like Łącka Top and Łebsko Lake. Białowieski National Park was founded in 1932 and covers 105 square kilometers of preserved forest, including the largest population of European bison. It contains over 1,000 plant species and animals such as beavers and bison, and receives around 140,000 visitors annually who
St George and the dragon - The Catalan legendmsantillana
A medieval Catalan village called Montblanc was being terrorized by a dragon that was eating all the animals and villagers. To appease the dragon, the people decided each day to offer someone to be eaten. One day, the princess' name was chosen. As she made her way to the cave to meet her fate, a knight named Saint George appeared and killed the dragon by stabbing it in the heart. From the dragon's blood pouring on the ground, roses grew, and Saint George picked the most beautiful one to give to the princess.
The document provides information on several landscapes and landmarks in Spain. It discusses Gulpiyuri Beach in Asturias, known as the smallest beach in the world. It then summarizes the National Park of Aigüestortes located in Catalonia, describing its size, views, and activities that can be done there like hiking in winter or summer. It also gives price information to visit the park. The document concludes by briefly mentioning the Aqueduct of Segovia and the River Ebro.
The Picos de Europa mountain range is located in northern Spain and spans the regions of Cantabria, Castilla y Leon, and Asturias. It contains heights over 2,500 meters and occupies an area of 64,660 hectares. The range is divided into three massifs and contains the Cares Route, a unique 21km path carved into limestone rocks alongside the Cares River that connects the towns of Posada de Valdeon and Poncebos. The area is home to a variety of wildlife like roe deer, boar, wolves, and golden eagles, as well as over 2,000 plant species including oak, chestnut, and holly trees.
The document summarizes information about natural reserves, remarkable trees, and the botanical garden in Limousin, France. There are two regional natural parks in Limousin that protect plants and animals from being endangered or hunted. In Limoges, there are over 1,000 remarkable trees, including a 250-year-old hawthorn in Victor Thuillat park and an oak tree along the A20 highway that was diverted to preserve it. The botanical garden in Limoges displays regional plant circles and features a peat bog habitat for rare sphagnums mosses and insect-eating plants.
Aigüestortes i estany de sant maurici núria aannarusinol30
The document summarizes information about the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park located in the Pyrenees mountains between Spain and France. It is the only national park in Catalonia and contains a variety of ecosystems from forests to meadows across its 40,852 hectares. The park is home to various bird and animal species like capercaillie, partridge, and Pyrenean mountain goats. Visitors can find information centers in Boi and at the National Park House and enjoy activities in the protected natural area.
National parks in gdańsk comenius project natural treasures of europecommeniusxxlogdansk
Słowiński National Park was established in 1967 in northern Poland. It covers 327 square kilometers and contains spits with shifting sand dunes, coastal lakes, forests, and reserves that are home to over 260 bird species as well as deer, owls, and white-tailed eagles. The park attracts many tourists due to its scenic hiking trails, sand dunes, and opportunities for boating and viewing wildlife. Białowieski National Park was founded in 1932 in eastern Poland and covers 105 square kilometers of preserved forest, home to over 1,000 plant species and animals such as bison, beaver, and insects. It receives around 140,000 visitors annually who come to see attractions
This document provides information about the geography, climate, history, and culture of Andalusia, a region in southern Spain. Some key details include:
- Andalusia has a Mediterranean climate with over 300 sunny days per year and average temperatures above 16°C. Sierra Nevada contains the highest peaks in Spain.
- The region has experienced settlement and rule by various civilizations, including Phoenicians, Romans, Visigoths, Moors, and Christians. Córdoba served as the capital of the Islamic Caliphate in al-Andalus during the 10th century.
- Notable landmarks include the Alhambra palace complex in Granada, the Mezquita mosque
There are 14 national parks in Spain that protect areas of natural beauty, diverse vegetation and fauna, and unique landforms. Two examples are Aigüestortes National Park in Cataluña, known for its alpine landscapes and lakes, and Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park in Aragón, home to the largest calcareous massif in Europe and species like the golden eagle. Picos de Europa National Park is shared between Asturias, León, and Cantabria and features dramatic vertical drops, while Cabañeros National Park in Ciudad Real has important Mediterranean forests and birds such as the imperial eagle.
The Vikos-Aoos National Park in Greece covers 12,225 hectares of mountain and gorge landscapes, including the deepest gorges in Europe. It is home to a variety of predator species like brown bears and wolves, as well as otters, jackals, wildcats and other small carnivores. Various herbivores inhabit the steep hillsides and dense forests, such as wild goats, chamois, roe deer and wild boars, while the rivers are habitat to diverse freshwater fish, insect, reptile and amphibian populations.
The Vikos-Aoos National Park in Greece covers 12,225 hectares of mountain and gorge landscapes, including the deepest gorges in Europe. Within the park lives a variety of wildlife such as brown bears, wolves, otters, jackals, wildcats and smaller carnivores in the steep rocky hillsides. A variety of birds as well as fish, insects, reptiles and amphibians inhabit the dense forests and two main rivers within the park.
Sant Maurici Lake is located in Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park in Spain. It is 1100m long and 200m wide at an altitude of 1910m. The climate is cold, with temperatures between 0-5°C and heavy snowfall between November and March. The area has a variety of landscapes including forests, meadows, rivers and deep blue lakes. It has diverse flora and fauna due to the range of altitudes. The economy relies on tourism in summer and winter sports. The national park was established in 1955 and protects the area's cultural and natural heritage.
The Montesinho Natural Park is located in northeastern Portugal and was created in 1979. It covers 75,000 hectares and includes 92 villages with a population of around 9,000 inhabitants. The park has varied flora due to its geographical location between Atlantic and Mediterranean climate regions, and is home to 250 vertebrate species and many invertebrates, including several rare and endangered species such as the Iberian wolf, Iberian lynx, and golden eagle.
The Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia is the largest national park in the country, covering 300 square kilometers of forest area. It contains 16 large lakes and many smaller lakes connected by waterfalls. The park was included on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979 due to its natural beauty, lakes, waterfalls, and diverse flora and fauna. Visitors can enjoy hiking, cycling, kayaking, skiing, and sleighing within the park. There are 4 hotels and 2 camps located near the lakes surrounded by woods for visitors to stay.
The document summarizes information about the Krkonoše National Park (KRNAP) in the Czech Republic. KRNAP is one of the largest protected areas in central Europe, covering 605 square kilometers in the Krkonoše Mountains along the Czech-Polish border. The park contains a variety of ecosystems and over 1,300 plant species, 250 bird species, and 60 mammal species. Threats to the environment include pollution, deforestation, and changes to farming practices. The park supports tourism, education, and research to promote conservation and protect the biodiversity of the Krkonoše Mountains.
The document provides information on various jungle attractions located in the regions of Loreto, Madre de Dios, and Amazonas in Peru. It describes several sites offering opportunities for activities like swimming, boating, hiking, and learning about local cultures and wildlife. Some highlights mentioned include the Amazon River, Lake Quistococha tourist center, Belen floating village on the Amazon, Manu National Park known for its biodiversity, and Kuelap fortress built by the Chachapoya people.
The Mercantour National Park is located in the French Alps along the Italian border and covers an area of over 200,000 hectares, making it one of the largest protected areas in France. It contains alpine glaciers over 2700 meters high, as well as various rare and threatened species like ibex, golden eagles, and wolves. The park sees over 800,000 visitors annually who enjoy hiking, skiing, and visiting cultural sites like the Valley of Marvels with its 40,000 prehistoric paintings.
Namibia possesses stunning landscapes like Fish River Canyon and Etosha National Park. The country offers road adventures through lonely desert roads where granite slabs rise from swirling sands. Notable sights include the Sossusvlei desert, with red sand dunes towering over an ephemeral pan, Etosha National Park which is home to diverse wildlife that congregate at watering holes, and the massive Fish River Canyon which has been carved over thousands of years.
The document describes several national parks and protected areas in Romania. It provides details about the location, size, key features, and biodiversity found in national parks such as Danube Delta, Rodnei Mountains, Retezat, Ceahlau, Porțile de Fier, Neamț, and Deda-Toplita Pass. These national parks conserve important ecosystems, rare species, and natural landscapes across Romania.
Pyrenees, aAran valley, Baqueira, sallent, formigal and other sky resortsgregorio gomez
The Pyrenees mountain range forms a natural border between Spain and France, extending 430 km from the Mediterranean Sea to the Cantabrian Mountains. It contains several autonomous Spanish communities and the country of Andorra. Key features include peaks over 3000m, glaciers, lakes, valleys, and canyons suitable for hiking. Important sites include the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido and the Aran Valley, known for its mixed languages and ski resort of Baqueira Beret. The guide provides details on the geography, climate, and attractions of the major regions of the Spanish Pyrenees.
Słowiński National Park was established in 1967 in northern Poland and covers 327 square kilometers. It contains coastal lakes, forests, and sand dunes, and is home to over 260 bird species such as swans, ducks, and grebes. Tourism is an important part of the local economy, with 140 kilometers of hiking trails and views from spots like Łącka Top and Łebsko Lake. Białowieski National Park was founded in 1932 and covers 105 square kilometers of preserved forest, including the largest population of European bison. It contains over 1,000 plant species and animals such as beavers and bison, and receives around 140,000 visitors annually who
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Aigüestortes and Saint Maurici lake National Park
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2. It belongs to the
towns of Espot
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Aigüestortes and St Maurici
National park Map
This national park is located in the
counties of Pallars Sobirà and Alta
Ribagorça, in North-West Catalonia.
3. Landscape
Aigüestortes and St Maurici lake National
Park is a wild region in the Pyrenees
mountain range, with peaks up to 3017m. It
has nearly 200 lakes. It comprises an area of
141km2. The park was created in 1955.
4. Saint Maurici lake
One of Aigüestortes and St Maurici Lake features is
the water, which can be found in all its forms: rivers,
waterfalls, lakes and glacial valleys. It has almost 200
mountain lakes. The most famous lake is St. Maurice
lake, located at the foot of the mountain called the
Enchantments. This mountain is made up of
limestone. St Maurice lake shows the silhouette of
two hunters which were cursed when they went
hunting Spanish chamois.
5. Birds
Almost 200 species of
vertebrates live in the park
and lots of them are birds.
Since 1988 some birds
species have been protected,
for example, the ospreys,
grouses, ptarmigans,
partridges and the red-billed
chough.
Partridge
Ptarmigan
Red-billed chough
OspreyGrouse
6. Mammals
The park mammals include ermines, marmots, deers and chamois.
Sometimes there are brown bears in the adjacent valley.
The ermine is a small and
white carnivore.
Marmots are mammals from the
Sciurid family. They are rodents
of medium size, a bit larger than
a cat, with short legs and a
chubby look. They normally live
in the mountains in the northern
hemisphere.
The deer is a ruminant
mammal from the Cervidae
the family. They have hooves
in their limbs.
The chamois is a bovine
mammal, a type of wild
goat.
7. Vegetation
There are around 1471 plant species in the park.
They are shady forests, so not many plants grow there.
However, former meandrous and pasturelands are now
occupied with grasslands and shrubs, dominated by
common boxwood bushes (buxus sempervirens) or
pines (pinus sylvestris).
Oak tree
Ash tree
Beech tree Hazel tree
In the lower parts and valleys, below 1.500 metres, we
can find typical European deciduous forests with
young oak trees (quercus humilis), ash trees (European
fraxinus excelsior), beech trees (Fraxinus sylvatica) or
the common hazel tree (corylus).
PineBoxwood bush
8. Vegetation
There are black pines above 1.500 metres. In
moist and shady areas there are also spruce
forests and rowans.
Above 2,000 metres there are pastures and
mountain flora such as the alpine or snowy
gentian.
Black pine
Spruce tree
Rowan tree
Alpine gentian
Snowy gentian
9. Visit Aigüestortes and
St Maurici lake National Park
The Chamois road is a trail that runs through pastures and forests to the lowest
part of the National Park; walking along the Chamois road we can also see some
of the livestock in the valley and traditional local farms.
Visitors can walk the Aigüestortes circuit so they will have the chance to enjoy:
• The raft of trouts: there are trouts living in the rivers and canyons. They can
be very big and their body is usually covered reddish spots.
• Morrano Bridge: it’s the longest wooden bridge in Aigüestortes, it’s over 400
metres in length. A walk from there we might discover the attractive world of
ants, black woodpeckers working or small insectivorous plants.
• Holy Spirit viewpoint: it’s located on a rock that has been polished by a
glacier for several thousands years. From there you can admire the valley
with pine forests, meadows and rocks.