The path, signposted with panels and yellow and white marks, starts in Cerler village, close to the meadow, giving rise to a paving path that leads to San Pedro Mártir chapel (Cerler’s patron saint).

From the chapel, we continue until the Molino small bridge over Ardonés River which we have to cross in order to arrive to the great waterfall located at the end of the valley, Ardonés waterfall, the first and the most spectacular one.

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Almost under this first spectacular Ardonés waterfall, there is a bridge that we have to cross before continuing through a rocky and slippery terrain as a result of the showered water. For safety reasons, there is a towline that secures this small stretch.

Later on, just on the other side of the valley, we cross two more waterfalls with lesser flow, those of Clotet and Mascarada. The way back to the village runs through open spaces, among dense pastures with excellent and wide views, arriving comfortably to Cerler village.