Author: Travesía Pirenaica

A network of caves formed more than 400 million years ago in the limestone massif of the Fuilla region.

Gorges de la Fou: a narrow canyon between rock and vegetation

Witnessing the source of one of the largest and most important rivers in Catalonia is a spectacular experience.

Ratera Lake: splendour and beauty in the Catalan high mountains.

Irabia reservoir: hiking, water and nature around it.

Cirque de Colomèrs: a fusion of peaks, landscapes and colourful lakes

The Pineta Valley is part of the Pyrenees Park, which, together with other...

The most extensive of Navarre's gorges is known as the Arbaiun Gorge, the entrance to the majestic Salazar Valley.

Lutour and Cerisey waterfalls: torrents of water and life.

At an altitude of 2,877 metres, the Pic de Midi offers one of the most beautiful views of the Pyrenees.

A jewel of peninsular industrial archaeology

One of the most incredible attractions of the small Pyrenean town of Urdazubi Urdax, which is barely...

30 kilometres from Biarritz, 20 kilometres from Saint-Jean-de-Luz and 10 kilometres from...

Caves of Zugarramurdi, a tradition relates this natural monument to the practice of witchcraft.