El Real del Mascún is a truly privileged enclave that gives its name to one of the most famous, prestigious and renowned hiking routes in Spain. The famous Sierra y Cañones de Guara Natural Park is located in this area. The last section of the path is in the village of Otín, where we leave behind the Pardinas de Villanúa and the Romanesque church of the uninhabited village of Nasarre, as well as passing by the megalithic tomb of Losa Mora.
The hike to the ibonet de Batisielles following the S3 path is one of the best known routes in the Benasque Valley. A magical place where you can relax and let time pass.
🥾 Routes in the Aragonese Pyrenees, the high mountains and valleys For mountaineers...
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.
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.
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.
Good morning again 👋 Today I bring you the second installment narrating my experience while crossing the...
Quick guide to TREKKING SEVERAL DAYS in the Pyrenees with everything you need to know before...
VUELTA AL ANETO >>Stage 1: Senarta Plan - Renclusa RefugeStage 2: Renclusa Refuge - Cap de Llauset RefugeStage 3: Cap de Llauset Refuge - Senarta Plan SUMMARY: This is the most difficult stage. On this second day we finish rounding the northern part of the massif...
Ascent to Punta Escarra y Balsera/Hombro de Escarra from Canfranc. 20,2kms; +/-1.980m; 10 hours; PD-.
Agüerri from Gabardito. Practically circular route that covers the Peñas de Agüerri (Puntal de Valencia, Peña Agüerri and Agüerri) and Costatiza.
The excursion to the Ibón de Acherito is one of the best known and most beautiful routes in the Valles Occidentales Natural Park.
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The Vallibierna valley is well known for its large number of lakes. Located in the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park (Huesca) Spain, it is one of the most popular areas for hiking and enjoying these water sources of indescribable beauty.
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Peña Gratal is a low peak (1,567 m) which, due to its location, is a fantastic viewpoint over the Aragonese Pyrenees, as well as the Sierra de Guara and the region of La Hoya de Huesca. We suggest an ascent along its north face, starting from the Arguis reservoir and through a beautiful forest.
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From the plains of Larri you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Circo de Pineta, the source of the Cinca River, the Monte Perdido glacier and the Cilindro de Marboré.
The Anayet lakes are a magical place. Just think what the wall in front of them looks like: the Pico del Anayet. The Anayet Peak is one of the classics of the Pyrenees. Like its neighbour Midi D'Ossau, it owes its origin to volcanic phenomena.
The Escuaín Gorge is one of the most emblematic but also one of the least frequented places in the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. An excursion through this hidden gem in the Pyrenees of Huesca will surprise you.
Pico de Secús (2341m) is one of those summits for those who seek solitude. Its peak is isolated, differentiated from the rest, like a watchtower. From its summit the view stretches from the westernmost mountain ranges of Navarre to the central Pyrenees, the best viewpoint over the north faces of the Agüerri and Bisaurín peaks.
Lake Urdiceto: turquoise and crystalline waters in the high mountains The beautiful Lake Urdiceto, located in the municipality of Parzán, is at an altitude of 2,400 metres, surrounded by a majestic Pyrenean high mountain landscape that you cannot miss.
Ascent to Pico Aspe from Aísa We propose this ascent to Pico de Aspe, at 2645...
The ibón de Ip is located at an altitude of 2,100 metres on the slopes of the Collarada peak,...
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Peña Oroel is one of those places with magic and legend. It is said that the bonfires...
Collarada, with its 2,886 metres, is one of those peaks known to all those who have visited...
The Path of the Alquezar footbridges
