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Beget
The village of Beget, considered Catalonia's més bufó (cutest), was completely cut off from motorized vehicles until the mid-1960s, when a pista forestal (a jeep track) was laid down; in 1980 Beget was finally fully connected to the rest of the world by an asphalt roadway. Beget's 30 houses are eccentric stone structures with heavy wooden doors and a golden color peculiar to the Camprodón Valley. Graceful stone bridges span the stream in which protected trout feast.
