Introduction
We follow the path to the right. Located in the gardens known as "Can Blasco". According to stories linked to this estate, the tower was designed to take afternoon tea in and was made in the style of hunting lodges. The gardens where it is located were a modernist creation of the family of French origin, Poujarniscle, that had bought the land after settling down having fled from Napoleon.
We ascend towards Monticalvari through a forest of white pine, stone pine and cork oaks. Heather, which dominates the undergrowth, is a clear indicator of the changes these forests have seen. Other bushes are the remnants of holm oak vegetation: buckthorn, vencejo and ivy.
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