Author: Travesía Pirenaica

The Tena Valley is one of the richest and most spectacular places in the Pyrenees area, here is a list of some ideal alternatives to enjoy in a three-day trip.

Hiking and nature lovers can visit Quinto Real in three days, in the Navarre Pyrenees, to satisfy their craving for adventure. This territory located on the border with France offers majestic mountains and hiking routes that are well worth the journey.

The Ventamillo Gorge or Congosto de Ventamillo closes the access to the Benasque valley from the south. It is a three-kilometre long gorge with impressive vertical limestone walls. It is an ideal route for hiking between the towns of El Run and Seira, and it is possible to start the route in either of them. The route goes around the gorge on both banks at a considerable height and follows a circular route with significant slopes and unbeatable views of the cliffs, the valley of the Ésera and the Maladetas massif.

The Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park offers dozens of routes. Today we propose a circular hike along the Faja de Racón (the narrow path at the foot of the vertical walls that border the Carriata and Cotatuero cirques) with a route of about 8 kilometres where you can enjoy breathtaking views.

We can say that this is a basic excursion in the Aragonese Pyrenees. We are going to tell you about two routes, the one we consider to be easier and suitable for the whole family and the other that requires a little more time and effort. Both routes start at the Sansanet car park and reach the Estanés lake.

A journey through the villages of the Ordesa and Monte Perdido valley: Torla, Broto, Oto, Buesa, Sarvisé, Fiscal, Boltaña and Aínsa.

Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park. Complete guide to visit every corner of the park and enjoy its best routes, activities and villages.

Foz de Lumbier, in the Navarrese Pyrenees: a low-difficulty hiking route in a beautiful natural setting steeped in history. All the details.

For lovers of hiking and nature, the Kakueta Gorges will be a splendid discovery. Located in the French Basque Country, on the border with Spain, they were opened to the public in 1966.