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The Anayet lakes<\/strong> are a magical place. Just think what the wall in front of you looks like: the Pico del Anayet. The Peak of Anayet<\/a><\/strong> is one of the classics of the Pyrenees. Like its neighbour Midi D'Ossau<\/a><\/strong> owe their origin to volcanic phenomena that occurred after the Hercynian orogeny and prior to the Alpine orogeny that gave rise to the current Pyrenean mountain range. <\/p>\n\n\n\n All this led in 2007 to the declaration of this area Site of Geological Interest<\/strong>. At the foot of the Ibones d'Anayet, we will have a beautiful view of these two giants, the Anayet and its neighbour, the imposing Midi D'Ossau, on the other side of the French border. This photograph is a must in any good Pyreneanist's album. It is a nice walk to get to these Ibones, either from the Ski resort of <\/strong>Formigal<\/strong>\u00a0<\/a>or from the Aragon Valley, following the Rust Channel<\/strong> (which makes good mention of his name).<\/p>\n\n\n\n The beautiful Ibones de Anayet are located on the municipal border of Sallent de G\u00e1llego, in the province of Huesca, at an altitude of 2,233 metres and at the foot of the Anayet peak, which reaches around 2,545 metres.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The water of the ibones is pure, transparent, crystalline and comes from the precipitations that come from the summer and melted snow or winter, both from the thaw and the nivology of the place, all the water from the Ibones of Anayet, falls from a place known as La Rinconada, which has become another obligatory stop if you are visiting the park of the Pyrenees, here it gives rise to the river of the Canal Roya, giving rise to the river of the Canal Roya, a tributary of the Aragon.<\/p>\n\n\nWhere can we find the Ibones de Anayet?<\/h2>\n\n\n\n