🎬 The Queen of the Mountain: Lhakpa Sherpa and the summit of Everest
The documentary "The Queen of the Mountain: Lhakpa Sherpa and the Summit of Everest" (with...
Peña Forca (2,391m) and Rincón de Alano (2,357m) from the Puente de Oza bridge.
The Peña Forca, together with the Rincón de Alano and the Lenito peaks, form an impressive cirque of towers and limestone walls that jut out to the west of the Selva de Oza, and which form the finishing touch to the elongated Sierra de los Alanos.
Training for hiking: exercises
If you train properly you know you'll be ready for the hiking season. We'll talk you through some useful exercises.
The peak of my life
We continue with the publication of the micro-stories of the third edition of the competition: Relatos de Altura,...
How many days does it take to do the GR 11?
The number of days or stages into which you divide the GR11 - Senda Pirenaica will depend on...
🥾 Routes in the Aragonese Pyrenees, the high mountains and valleys
🥾 Routes in the Aragonese Pyrenees, the high mountains and valleys For mountaineers...
Isotonic drinks for mountaineering: what they are, why use them and how to make your own homemade drink
When doing any activity in the mountains, it is essential to drink isotonic drinks. The loss of energy...
The legend of the Rolando Gap
The Rolando or Roland Gap, in the Monte Perdido massif, is a...
Technology in the mountains: Protecting your data and devices on a Great Trekking Route
Deep in the mountain trails, where the air is cooler and the sun shines, the...
Routes to Ibones del Pirineo
The lakes change their appearance depending on the time of year: covered with ice...
Beyond the Known: Adventure on the unexplored peaks of Zanskar
By Rosa Fernández and Isabel Argüelles We embarked on this adventure to relive the authentic...
How to use Wikiloc: basic and advanced features (2024)
Wikiloc is one of the best applications available for discovering new hiking routes,...
The High Route of the Lost
The Alta Ruta de los Perdidos is an attractive circular route in the Pyrenees, which runs through the highest limestone massif in Europe. A beautiful experience for all adventure lovers: freedom, challenges and spectacular nature.
What are the differences between the GR11, the High Pyrenean Route and the GR10?
The GR11, the GR10 and the ARP/HRP are three routes that cross the Pyrenees from...
Adventure in Spain: hiking in the Pyrenees and skiing in Sierra Nevada
Spain is an incredible country to explore and experience, even for those who don't just want to...
White hell
We continue with the publication of the micro-stories of the third edition of the competition: Relatos de Altura,...
Unconscious
We continue with the publication of the micro-stories of the third edition of the competition: Relatos de Altura,...
The importance of maintaining good foot health on a mountain route
Who hasn't been on a long-distance trek, the Camino de Santiago or...
Canyoning equipment (2nd part): individual and collective equipment.
Individual and collective equipment: harness, anchor ropes, ropes, descenders, helmet, rucksack, watertight canister, carabiners, knife...
Hiking routes in Formentera
Each island of the Balearic archipelago has its own personality and Formentera has a clear...
Is it possible to do the GR11 with a tent?
Carrying a tent will make us, above all, gain in autonomy and...
🎬 'Here to Climb' on HBO with Sasha DiGiulian: "It's totally crazy that I'm pursuing a goal like this after five surgeries."
"Here to Climb, the new HBO film, follows Sasha DiGiulian, a...
