Faja de los Flores, Monte Perdido J2, Aragon
From the summit of Monte Perdido, day 2 of the loop takes us down into the Ordesa canyon on the south side, and then…
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Monte Perdido J1, Aragon
Starting from the Col des Tentes above Gavarnie, day 1 of the Ordesa National Park loop crosses the Brèche de…
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Barranco del Formiga, Sierra de Guara
This is one of the Sierra's most popular canyons, and it's easy to see why: you'll find a bit of everything in a…
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Oscuros del Balces, Sierra de Guara
Les Oscuros del Balces is undeniably one of the most beautiful in the Sierra. With its limestone decor,…
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Espolon de la Virgen, Sierra de Guara
Rodellar, Sierra de Guara. Where the Río Mascún rises, the Espolon de la Virgen rises vertically, ending some 250m…
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Rio Vero, Sierra de Guara
The emblematic canyon of the Sierra de Vero, the grand canyon that crosses the western part of the Massif from north…
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Via ferrata Croqueta de Obarra, Bonansa
The via ferrata Croqueta de Obarra in the Val d'Isabena, below the Val d'Aran, is an aerial route designed to climb…
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Las Pasarelas de Montfalco, Aragon
From the small village of Montfalcó, on the shores of Lake Canelles, on the border between Aragón and Catalunya,…
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Sport climbing in Rodellar
Rodellar, a temple to climbing, with its many cliffs and vaults along the Mascun, Andrebot and Alcanadre rivers,…
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Basender, Sierra de Guara
Sierra de Guara, eastern zone, Rio Vero basin. The canyon, a local classic, is located in Somontano, just below…
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Barranco Fondo, Sierra de Guara
Nicknamed the "Barranco de las culebras" (snakes present in the final sector at the time), this barranco lies just…
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Canal del Palomo, Vadiello
Aragon, Sierra de Guara. This exceptional and historic route of the Canal d'O Ciego owes its name to the upper…
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