We head towards the roundabout at the entrance to the village and take the road that descends to the right.

First, we will see the botanical garden on the right and, once past it, fields of cereals will appear. We will find a first intersection to the left that we will ignore, continuing on the same road. The second intersection to the left, also paved, we will take and follow it to the end.

After that, we will take the path to the left and, after about two hundred meters, we will arrive at the area of the pilaret of Sant Sebastià, located on top of a small hill in the area known as la Vetlla, a name that comes from an ancient watchtower of medieval origin known as the tower of Vetlla.

The pilaret of Sant Sebastià is a small oratory about three meters high that recalls the successive cholera epidemics that ravaged the Segre valley during the 19th century. In its surroundings, there are also remains of the passage of the Civil War.

In addition, we will be able to enjoy observing the landscape, with wild plants and fauna such as butterflies, birds like the common seagull, and ducks swimming in the reservoir, as well as the village of La Clua, practically surrounded by water.

To return, we will retrace our steps to the intersection, but this time taking the left towards the dolmen of Perotillo. We will follow the road until we find the intersection to the right of the path of Miralpeix, which will take us back to Tiurana along a path surrounded by forest.

Types of paths:

• Road: 5.05 km
• Narrow path: 991 m
• Other routes: 629 m
• Trail: 581 m
• Street: 123 m