The Serra del Boumort Protected Natural Area  coincides with the Boumort National Hunting Reserve, with an extension of 13,097 ha. It is a protected area since 1991 and is located in the western Catalan Pyrenees, between the valleys of Noguera Pallaresa and Segre, covering a series of mountain ranges arranged transversally from one valley to another, among which the Serra de Boumort to the Reserve, the Carreu mountain range, the Cuberes mountain range and the Batsacans mountain range.

The maximum altitudes of the Reserve are reached at the peak of Boumort (2,077 m), Pi Sec (1,917 m) and Cap de Carreu (1,848 m).

We are in front of a typical pre-Pyrenean landscape with steep mountain ranges and quite rugged relief that gives rise to strong contrasts, which brings on a great diversity.

Its main attraction is the important population of deer that inhabits it. Deer can be seen throughout the year, although the most spectacular moment is in the rutting season, between mid-September and mid-October, when you can enjoy an amazing show by the side of a guide who know the best places to observe these animals. The reserve stands out as the only place in Europe where the four species of vultures of the continent are reproduced: griffon vulture, black vulture (reintroduced as of 2007), bearded vulture and Egyptian vulture.