Discover the most photographed corners of the Pyrenees
The Pyrenees are a mosaic of epic landscapes, where every corner seems designed for your...
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We are looking for this place 2024
As we have done in previous years, we begin this year 2025 with a compilation of...
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13 snowshoe trails in the Pyrenees
The Pyrenees offer beautiful snowshoeing routes for all tastes and levels thanks to the great quantity and quality of snow. Here is a selection of the best snowshoeing routes in the different valleys of the Pyrenees.
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Disconnect to connect: A cinematic journey through the Pyrenees
We live in a world full of chaos and tension. Every day seems to be a constant struggle...
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Chinebral de Gamueta (2,329m) from Linza.
The Chinebral de Gamueta is an ideal mountain for beginners in the Pyrenees. This circular route climbs up the usual route of the Paso del Caballo and Paso del Oso and descends through the Barranco de Gamueta ravine.
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Routes in Selva de Irati, to discover the kingdom of the forest
With more than 18,000 hectares, the Irati Forest, in the Navarrese Pyrenees, is the...
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Cascade d'Enfer, at the headwaters of the Lys valley
The Cascade d'Enfer, 11 km from Bagneres de Luchon, is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in...
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Mushrooms of the Pyrenees, from the Mediterranean Sea to the Cantabrian Sea
The beginning of the fruiting season for mushrooms in the Pyrenees, both in summer and...
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Route to the Holtzarte Footbridge
The Holtzarte footbridge, over the Olhadubi ravine, is one of those places that we cannot miss. A wonderful walk in a small paradise of steep mountains and lush vegetation that ends on a suspension bridge, suspended 150 metres above the abyss.
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Circular route in the Irati Forest: Akerreria and Malgorra from the Houses of Irati
We are going on a route to the heart of Irati, one of the largest and most important beech and...
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Touring the valleys of Baztan-Bidasoa: Navarre overlooking the sea
The Atlantic Navarre, the humid one, of evergreen valleys and lush forests. A land of noblemen,...
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Excursion to the Otal valley from Bujaruelo
Probably the best option for a route with children in the Bujaruelo area, short (4.8 or 10.2 kms) and with a low gradient (330 metres), is the one that visits the Otal valley. A beautiful glacial valley in the shape of a "U" in which cattle graze freely during the summer.
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Ascent of D'Acher Castle (2,384m) from Oza Bridge
The Château D'Acher, in the Parc Naturel des Vallées Occidentales, is one of the must-see climbs in this part of the Pyrenees.
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Geert van Nispen is at it again: his second assault on the GR11 record for Parkinson's disease
The Dutch athlete and adventurer Geert van Nispen has started this Monday, 9 September, the...
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In the footsteps of Norbert: an underground glacier in the Casteret Ice Grotto
The Casteret Frozen Grotto, in the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, is one of the last caves with fossil ice in the Pyrenees.
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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.
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The legend of the Rolando Gap
The Rolando or Roland Gap, in the Monte Perdido massif, is a...
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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.
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Yo-Yo Pyrenees: The round-trip challenge in the Pyrenees
The Pyrenees Yo-Yo consists of crossing the Pyrenees mountain range from one end to the...
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Pyrenean hikes: Discover the most emblematic circular trekking routes in the Pyrenees
Quick guide to TREKKING SEVERAL DAYS in the Pyrenees with everything you need to know before...
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What is the FKT on the GR11?
Over the last few weeks we have been following the GR-11 best time attempt in the...
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Is it possible to cycle the GR11?
No, not at all. The Trans-Pyrenees mountain bike route goes further south,...
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Peña Retona (2.770m), Puerto Rico (2.753m), Pabellón (2.707m), Petruso (2.198m) and Punta d'Icún (2.141m) from Acumuer
Very long and steep circular route to the westernmost peaks of the...
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Easy" three-thousanders in the Pyrenees
The Pyrenees have 217 peaks over 3,000 metres, of which 126 are easy, i.e. they are graded F or F+.
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Challenge 18 Trans-Pyrenean Marathons: The Trans-Pyrenees in 17 days and solo
The challenge of crossing the Pyrenees from sea to sea in 18 stages, born from...
