Routes in the Pyrenees
A two-day circular route that links the landscapes of the Valles Occidentales Natural Park with the border peaks of the Alto Valle del Aragón, through the emblematic Ibón de Estanés.
Europe's highest limestone massif culminates at an altitude of 3,348 metres at the...
The Waterfall Trail or Sentier des Cascades, near Cauterets, is one of the most...
Ascent of Musales from La Sarra reservoir. Ascent via the Sancha Collons fold, Ibonciecho and Forqueta Ibonciecho; descent via Forqueta Ibonciecho, Respomuso reservoir and refuge and Aguas Limpias ravine.
Ascent of the Vignemale via the Moskowa corridor and the col de Lady Lyster and the route of the ridges. In total 8 three-thousanders (2 days; 17-18h; 28 kms; +/- 2550m; PD+).
Our Pyrenees hide an endless number of mountains where you can find solitude in the middle of the wilderness, and there are hundreds, if not thousands, of peaks that are rarely climbed. Here are the essential ones in the Western Valleys.
The equipped path to the Zapatilla and the descent through the Tortiellas chasm is a highly recommended activity in a high mountain environment, ideal for beginners on this type of route.
From Orhi to Canigó, from late autumn to early summer, the Pyrenees offer 300 kilometres of uninterrupted snow-capped peaks.
With more than 18,000 hectares, the Irati Forest, in the Navarrese Pyrenees, is the...
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.
The Château D'Acher, in the Parc Naturel des Vallées Occidentales, is one of the must-see climbs in this part of the Pyrenees.
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.
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.
Quick guide to TREKKING SEVERAL DAYS in the Pyrenees with everything you need to know before...
Very long and steep circular route to the westernmost peaks of the...
The Pyrenees have 217 peaks over 3,000 metres, of which 126 are easy, i.e. they are graded F or F+.
Climbing up to the Azules is already a classic of the routes that can be done in the Tena Valley, the spot of the Balneario de Panticosa as a starting and return point on this excursion, adds the plus of the magnificent surroundings that it possesses.
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Cavalls del Vent (4-5 days) +Reviews Cavalls del Vent is the official circular...
This week we are going on a route through the north of Navarre to climb up to the...
This is one of the classic routes in Ordesa. The Faja de las Flores is one of the most incredible viewpoints in the valley, offering visitors a beautiful and impressive panoramic view of the entire geological and natural scenery of the park.
Circular to Punta Alta (3,014m) from the Cavallers reservoir. Ascent through the Comalesbienes reservoirs and descent through the Colieto valley.
The Espigantosa waterfall is located in the Benasque Valley, and is one of the natural wonders you must visit in the valley. Specifically, this beauty is in the Estos river, more specifically in the Aigueta de Eriste ravine.
Circular route to Petrechema from Linza. Ascent via the Linza pass and descent via the Foyas del Ingeniero. 5-6 hours; 13.5km; +/-1050m.
The aim of this great adventure was to go walking from my home in Berga (a...
Borreguil or Belbún (1,424m) is the highest peak in the Illón mountain range, on the border between Navarre and Zaragoza. We climb this peak following a circular route that is different from the most common.
