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Algorri offers a walking approach to the flysch strata on the coast at Zumaia. Its geological trail starts by the hermitage of San Telmo, allowing visitors to view the layers from land without walking across the tidal platform.
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Croscat’s broad cut of reddish earth exposes the materials of its volcanic cone and recalls the site’s history of extraction and subsequent protection.
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Deba lies on a stretch of coast where folded sedimentary flysch layers extend between this town and Zumaia. The article describes its coastal geological context but does not detail visits within the town centre.
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Fageda d’en Jordà is a beech forest growing over a lava flow. The Joan Maragall trail crosses its volcanic terrain, including tossols, small rises formed as the lava solidified.
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Itzurun, on the coast near Zumaia, offers views of the folded flysch strata from paths and viewpoints. Tides and coastal conditions affect how the area can be explored.
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Olot is the starting point of a marked traverse towards Santa Pau, linking the city with the Fageda d’en Jordà and the surrounding volcanic landscape.
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Santa Margarida offers a walk into an explosion crater, where the volcano’s shape is clearly visible. The route crosses natural terrain, and the return involves climbing back out of the crater.
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Santa Pau is a medieval village in the volcanic landscape of La Garrotxa. Its historic centre makes a fitting end to the walk from Olot and adds the perspective of a lived-in settlement to the surrounding landscape.
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