Curavacas peak
The Curavacas peak, at 2,524 metres high, is considered the highest peak in the Palentina Mountain.
Curavacas
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Naturaleza
Peña Prieta or Infierno peak
With its 2,539 meters high, the Peña Prieta or Infierno peak is considered the roof of Fuentes Carrionas.
Peña Prieta
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Escuaín Gorge
This natural area is one of the least known of the Ordesa and Monte Perdido Natural Park.
Escuaín Gorge
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Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park
The Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park is one of the best known and most beautiful protected areas in the Aragonese Pyrenees.
Cinca waterfall
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Ascent to Ibón de Marboré and Pineta Balcony
Departure and return to the Pineta meadow. From the meadow we follow the signs to ibón Marboré.
Marboré
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Anayet peak and lakes
We start the route in the car park of the Anayet ski slope
Anayet peak
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Tena Valley
In the province of Huesca, in the Alto Gállego region on the border with the French Ossau Valley, is the Tena Valley.
Arch of Piedrafita
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Panticosa footbridges
In the Aragonese town of Panticosa, in Tena Valley, famous for its ski slopes, these footbridges have been open to the public since 2020 over the Caldarés river.
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Chistau Valley
Plan lake
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Añisclo canyon
The Añisclo Canyon is one of the most impressive places in the Pyrenees.
Añisclo canyon
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