(0h00min; 0 kms) Refugio de Ulldeter (2.220m). You head down the access path to the refuge as far as a hairpin bend (small car park) in the road, that goes up to the Vallter 2000 ski resort.

(0h20min; 0,7 kms) Road (2.085m). You avoid the road by taking a number of shortcuts until you reach the last bend, where you follow it as far as the lower car park.

This second car park was built in 2004 and modified the old GR11 route. On most maps you will find that this place appears correctly as Pla dels Hospitalets, but at Pla de la Molina, you will see a panel that wrongly gives this spot as its location.

Cross it in search of the yellow and white markings that lead you down to a wide path that runs along the river Ter, "accompanied" by a line of high-tension pylons. It is not long before the red and white markings reappear. Further down, after 20mins, you pass the Font del Saüc drinking fountain.

(1h30min; 4,0 kms) Pla de la Molina (1.595m). You come back to the road on a hairpin bend where there are usually cars parked. You will see a set of information panels, one of which indicates that the GR11 heads up the road to the resort for 200m, then takes a path on the right. No markings can be seen, and you follow the road downhill. After 20 minutes you pass a drinking fountain on the left and 2.2kms later, just as you pass a bridge before reaching Setcases, there is another one (Font del Pont Nou). A few metres further ahead, at the junction where you take the turning that indicates the way to the centre of Setcases, you pass another drinking fountain.

(2h40min; 8,0 kms) Setcases (1.270m). You cross the village down Camí d'Ull de Ter street until you again come out at the road. About half-way through the village you will see a bridge (d'en Xacó) that crosses the river Ter, where there are a number of panels with information on walking routes. Cross the bridge, where there is a drinking fountain and follow the right-hand path. This point marks the beginning of a long climb along tracks, shortcuts and paths. The GR11 makes its way into the pine forest, then at about 1,700m altitude you come to a flat wide path used as a farmyard, which you follow on the left. Shortly afterwards, there is a path on the right that heads uphill and takes you to an area of fields. Here you follow some tyre tracks in the grass that lead to a col criss-crossed by a barbed-wire fence. The markings take a left turn, running parallel to the fence, you climb a small hill and drop down the other side to the...

(4h25min; 12,2 kms) Collado de Lliens (1.867m). You cross the barbed-wire fence and walk along the hillside, past pine trees, below the Puig Sistra peak (1,989m). The path comes to the border ridge, where it follows it down, passing La Fembra Morta col (1,726m) and coming out into a more open area below Puig Moscós peak (1,739m), where you pass a stream -the area is a bit boggy-  and you reach a fence running in a north-south direction.

(5h25min; 15,8 kms) Alambrada (1.660m). Cross it and follow it for about 200m, until the GR11 peels away and drops down to the left, crossing an area dotted with trees. At the end of the woods you come to a path (right), which crosses a small stream. In the distance you can make out Can Pletis.

(6h05min; 18,1 kms) Can Pletis (1.366m). A track coming from Molló, which is suitable for motor vehicles, reaches this point. The surface of the track turns to cement, the first villas start to appear and you join a wider track. This track becomes a tarmac road and some yellow markings indicating the Camino de Santiago begin to appear. A wash house at the entrance to the village, with a drinking fountain (Font Vella) welcome you.

(6h40min; 20,0 kms) Molló (1.180m).