Sistema de les Bores del Borró

From Tortellà we go to the centre of Sales de Llierca, where the town hall is located; once past it and the church, which are on our left, we follow the second track we find on the right, just where the asphalt ends (data from 2009), which after 500 metres leads to can Tomet. The track makes a left-hand bend and descends towards the Borró river; we cross it and at 60 metres we find a path on the right which we ignore, and 40 metres further on we find an esplanade on the right where vehicles can be left. From this point a small path starts which leads to the aforementioned path and after 150 metres places us in the bed of the Borró river; we follow it downstream and at 50 metres we find some high walls on the left. When these walls begin to diminish, after 130 metres from the start of the route along the river and on the right-hand side, we see the can Bellús farmhouse; a small uphill path on the left leads us in a few metres to the entrance of the Bora de can Bellús. From this mouth we can follow downstream along a small path parallel to the river for about 80 metres, where on the left the path climbs until it places us above the depression formed by the Bora no. 2; following the path we will reach the depression of the Bora no. 3 and 3 bis, which do not belong to the system. We continue ascending along the path and reach a junction: to the left we will reach the Bora no. 5 and 5 bis, to the right, a few metres on the left, we will find the Bora Gran or no. 4. Back on the path, this leads us to the Bores no. 6 and 6 bis and 7 and 7 bis, as well as the Bora no. 8, which does not belong to the system. The path turns right, going around the Bores 6 and 6 bis, to begin climbing up to a wide track which descends to the Borró river. The Bora no. 11 or Timba 11 is reached by a left-hand diversion from the path that runs between the Bora Gran and the Bores no. 6 and 6 bis, but which is very overgrown. In all this sector the vegetation is very dense and it is advisable to carry some appropriate cutting tool, more suited to the jungle than to gardening.