This is one of the largest counties in Catalonia, with Tremp as its capital.
The county is known for its variety of landscapes, ranging from agricultural plains to cliffs, thick forests, and high mountains. In the north, we find Vall Fosca valley, surrounded by over 30 lakes and towering peaks. Further to the south, we have Mont-rebei Canyon and Boumort Mountains.
The county is rich in flora and fauna (featuring scavengers and birds of prey), paleontological sites (showing dinosaur footprints), and mediaeval castles located in villages and along historical borders.
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Conca Dellà Museum, the Cretaceous Park Visitor Centre, offers a thrilling trip back into the past with the opportunity to discover an area once occupied by the Romans and, millions of years ago, inhabited by the last dinosaurs on Earth.
The Epicentre is the nerve centre of Pallars Jussà County tourist information and a space for learning about the cultural and natural heritage of the area.
The only large canyon in Catalonia, only passable along a bridle path carved out of the rock, with spectacular views along the way.
Water and nature define the Vall Fosca, which rises dramatically from 800m at the foot of the valley to an altitude of over 2000m.
