Ulldeter is one of the most accessible and busiest gateways to the high mountains in the Girona Pyrenees. Located at the tip of the Camprodon Valley, it forms a glacial cirque at over 2,000 m surrounded by legendary peaks such as Bastiments and Gran de Fajol, which span the Ter and Freser Headwaters Natural Park. At the foot of the mountains is the ski resort of Vallter 2000, the easternmost mountain range in the Catalan mountain range, with a dozen pistes and lifts. Nearby is the Ulldeter refuge, the oldest on the Iberian Peninsula, popular with hikers. To get there, you have to follow a 12-kilometer winding road uphill from Setcases, with several parking areas that are packed to the rafters on weekends. This route will change completely in the coming years, as the Generalitat (Catalan government) plans to ban cars and install a new gondola lift from the village, which would become the only access to the area.