Journey to the Pyrenees
If there is one trip worth making with the whole family at any time of the year, it is a route exploring the nooks and crannies and villages of the Pyrenees. This natural space, rich in its different characteristics and regions, will surprise us as we cross it. Thus, it is one of the most suitable destinations for travelling as a familyYou can also take a walk with your children; as a couple, discovering incredible places; or on your own, letting yourself be inspired by the scenery.
The Pyreneesa natural site with everything and for everyone
Its natural landscapes, its picturesque villages, the adventure activities on offer and its cuisine. All these ingredients make this place a unique place of incomparable beauty. Discover what this great mountain range that separates the peninsula from Europe has to offer..
In this spectacular enclave you can enjoy activities both in winter, as it is one of the reference points for lovers of snow-related sports activities, and in summer, when you can enjoy pleasant baths in any of its spectacular lakes or streams or the warm rays of the sun on one of its peaks.
French Pyrenees
The Haute Pyrénées, the French Pyrenees offer you a wide variety of natural, cultural and sporting attractions.
In this area, located near the border between Spain and France, you can visit places such as the Pyrenees National Park, Lourdesthe medieval city of Argelès-Gazost, Tarbes or Gavarnie.
The French Pyrenees are the ideal environment for hiking enthusiasts, with over a hundred kilometres of fully signposted trails where you can enjoy authentic nature.
If you want to enjoy adventure sports, all you have to do is go to Saint Lary, the main point of concentration for activities such as the rafting, hydrospeed or canyoning.
Catalan Pyrenees
This part of the Pyrenees includes the counties of l'Alt Empordà, l'Alt Urgell, l'Alta Ribagorça, el Berguedà, la Garrotxa, la Cerdanya, el Pallars Jussà, el Solsonès, el Pallars Sobirà, el Ripollès and la Vall d'Aran.
One of the main attractions in this area of the Pyrenees is the National Park of Aigüestortes and Sant Maurici. It is perhaps the best place in the mountain range to lose yourself among lakes and lakeside lakes, walking in the high mountains.
Moreover, the gastronomy of this area is another reason to visit this territory located in the north of Catalonia and close to the border with France.
Aragonese Pyrenees
The Pyrenees, as they pass through Aragon, recreate landscapes where the wildest nature is the main protagonist. Its villages, with a history that makes them unique, are also a real jewel that you cannot miss.
In this part of the Pyrenees, a visit to the Natural Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido is a must, both in summer and winter. And a must-see in autumn when the huge valleys turn colourful.
Snow also plays a leading role in this part of the mountain range, which has the famous ski resorts of Formigal, Candanchú and Astún.
The Monastery of San Juan de la Peña, completely integrated into the stone, is another must on a visit to these lands. Nor should you miss places like Jaca, Canfranc or Lanuza.
Pyrenees of Navarre
This part of the Pyrenees is characterised by its natural and cultural purity and variety. As natural jewels, we highlight the Irati ForestSorogain and the Lumbier gorges. We should also highlight the Belagua valley and the Leyre mountain range.
The valleys of the Roncal and Salazar valleys are well worth a visit to stroll through their peaceful villages and enjoy the landscape and tranquillity. Especially Ochagavía, in the latter valley.
In addition, special mention should be made of the municipality of Roncesvalles, an emblematic pass of the The Way of St. James.
Finally, if you have the chance, visit one of the fifteen hórreos (raised granaries) that are preserved in the area, in places such as Villanueva de Aezkoa, Aribe, Aria, Orbaizeta, Garaioa and Garralda.
