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In this series of images in La Vanguardia Readers' Photos we can observe the unique moments of light that occur at the top of Tossa d'Alp just when the sun sets and leaves those incredible orange tones.
La Tossa is a mountain of 2535 meters located to the east of the Sierra del Moixeró, on the border between Baixa Cerdanya and Berguedà.
It so happens that at the top of this peak the territories of four municipalities (Alp, Urús, Das and Bagà) converge, which is why its summit is also known as Pedró dels Quatre Batlles (Pedró of the Four Mayors).
At its summit we find the Niu de l'Aliga shelter, which has a cafeteria, restaurant, toilets and panoramic views from its windows and terrace. On its slopes there are two ski resorts: La Masella on the north face and La Molina on the east face.
The Coll de Pal separates Tossa d'Alp in the east from the Puigllançada, a mountain of 2,409 meters that is located in the municipality of Bagà, in the Berguedà.
