📌 (0h0min; 0kms) Aguas Tuertas (1620m). The valley of Aguas Tuertas is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful valleys in the Pyrenees, a vast meadow nestled between mountains through which the river💧 zigzags, describing impossible meanders. The path goes up the Aguas Tuertas valley along the left bank to the headwaters, until shortly before the watersWe turn left (east) to cross the Barranco de la Rueda ravine. There we turn left (East) to cross the river💧 -not always easy- and continue along the valley to the left on the way to the...

📌 (0h50min; 2.9kms) Escalé pass (1.660m). At a crossroads, a signpost indicates Escalé pass (1635m) on the left and Estanés lake on the right. We continue to the right until we reach the pass of...

📌 (1h35min; 4.8kms) Toronez d'as Cabretas (1.910m). We start a short descent in which we will have to pay attention to the signs -especially in foggy weather- in order not to descend to the lake, as to go around it we will have to continue halfway up the slope in order to avoid the walls that surround it on this side.

📌 (2h05min; 6kms) Ibón de Estanés (crossing) (1806m). The new route of the GR11 no longer descends to the Ibón de Estanés to go to Candanchú (2h45min from here) along the path of the Chorrota de Aspe (the "Chorrota de Aspe").former GR11). Instead it heads towards the Lizara refuge through the Sarrios valley. We leave the ibón below to the left and continue straight on (E) through a small valley - in summer it is crossed by a thin trickle of water💧- sharing the route with the Senda Camille (green and yellow waymarks). Further on (15′), on reaching an esplanade (O Cantal), the GR11 turns south and ascends in search of the Sarrios valley, leaving the ravine to the right. The Sarrios valley is a perfect glacial valley, the GR11 runs along the left bank of the Sarrios river. stream💧 (frequent cattle) in the direction of the Olibon cirque, until it finally turns right (west) to cross the...

📌 (2h55min; 8.7kms) Bernera pass (2102m). To the left (south) is the Ibón Viejo. The path descends towards Plana Mistresa on the left bank (stream💧, frequent cattle). In front, the Bisaurín (2670m).

📌 (3h15min; 10.1kms) Plana Mistresa (1980m). A bowl in which the waters💧 of endless torrents. We will follow the waterWe head south towards the Bernera ravine and cross to the right bank. After 5′ we pass the Forestales refuge and 35′ later, the Ordelca refuge. The Lizara refuge is already in sight. The path descends towards the southeast until it joins a wide path (GR11.1) where a signpost indicates 10′ to Lizara. We continue to the left along the path until we reach a small pass, next to the refuge, where we take a path to the left that leaves us at the...

📌 (4h20min; 13.8kms) Lizara refuge (1.540m).