The Sorteny Valley's Natural Park, declared a Biosphere Reserve since October 2020, has a 1080 hectares area and stands out for its great floral richness. In this area you can find more than 700 plant species (plants with seeds necessary for reproduction) and, adding it all, more than 50 are endemic species of the Pyrenees.

The Juclar's lake is located at an altitude of 2,300 m. The route to the pond begins in the Incles Valley, in the parish of Canillo. It is the largest in surface area and depth in Andorra, and thanks to the pure waters we can find species such as the Pyrenean newt. A few metres from the first pond, we can also find the Juclar Refuge, as well as the second pond.

Located in the parish of Encamp, the Estany of Meligar is a lake at 2440 metres altitude that forms part of an itinerary known as the Circo de Pessons, which begins its route at the Grau Roig parking area, specifically at the base of the El Cubill restaurant.

The Estany del Siscaró is a mirror of crystalline water located in the Incles Valley at an altitude of 2,325 metres above sea level.

The path to the lake begins in the Incles Valley, crossing perfectly signposted forest areas that pass by the Riú del Siscaró waterfall, the Cabana del Siscaró and end at the lake. It is an itinerary with some slope, but suitable for the whole family if you do it at your own pace.

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Going into the Incles Valley is always an occasion to discover unique landscapes. In the narrow road's 1.5 kilometer is marked the beginning of the path that leads us to the Cabana Sorda's Lake. Located 2.290 meters high, it has a refuge near-by with a capacity of 20 people.

The Tristaina's lakes are a group of 3 small lakes located in the parish of Ordino.  This route is not a challenge, since the unevenness is not too high, but it is better to be prepared, since in the mountains you never know what weather you will face. The starting point of this tour begins at the Vallnord ski resort, in Arcalís.

To reach the lake we find a path of moderate difficulty on which we can see a very rich and interesting landscape variety. The route is located in a beautiful valley in the parish of Encamp and begins in the El Cubil car park, at the Grau Roig ski resort. 

The route is of medium difficulty. It is a beautiful natural itinerary that begins in the Cubil car park, in the Grau Roig sector of Grandvalira. You have to climb the Montmalús's ski slope (following the ski lift line in the south direction) until you reach the hill (2,704m altitude), where the lake and the mountain refuge are located. Along the way you can see other lakes and other natural formations. 

This lake is part of Andorra's iconic interest points, for its easy access and for the incredible views that surround it. The lake is 178 meters long and is used to generate a large amount of electricity in the country from the use of hydraulic energy. It is also an ideal location to spend a quiet family weekend and surrounded by nature. 

The Truites pond is located right next to the Coma Pedrosa refuge, at an altitude of 2,250 metres. The path that we must follow to get there is the GR11, which begins in Prats Sobirans, Arinsal. The route has a total difference in altitude of about 680 meters and is of medium difficulty.  

This tour begins in the charming town of Llorts. Along the way a red pine forest is crossed, which is gradually replaced by a black pine one. At 2,234m you can find the Angonella refuge in a charming environment, from where you can enjoy the magnificent glacial circus surrounded by the peaks of Arcalís, Cataperdís, and Las Fuentes. 

To access the route, you must park a little higher than km 4 of the Comella road. From there, you take a path to the Prat Primer pass, passing through the shelter by the same name. And, following the GRP signs, you will reach the lake. The water of the latter, unlike that of other lakes in the Pyrenees, is not completely freezing, since it feeds on the groundwater that circulates in the subsoil.