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The plains of La Larri and its waterfalls are an essential excursion for exploring the Aragonese Pyrenees. The climb from the Bielsa Parador can be somewhat tiring. But upon reaching the plains, the scenery will make you forget the ascent. I recommend descending via the Cinca waterfall (most of the photos posted here are not of the waterfall itself, but of La Larri, specifically the Cinca waterfall in Ordesa National Park). It truly is an incomparable setting. Try to identify Monte Perdido and the other notable Pyrenean peaks located in this beautiful glacial valley.

An open-sided refuge in very good condition for its altitude and geographical location. It has two areas: a dining and fireplace area with two large tables, and a bunk bed area. It is located in the Tucarroya Gap, on the border divide, north of Marboré Lake. The access channel can be difficult until well into the season due to the ice (45°C). The refuge is located in the Pyrenees, between the Spanish and French borders.

meadow plains of the LARRI. in the pineta circus at the foot of MONTE PERDIDO

WATERFALL at the bottom of the plains SPECTACULAR

wonderful plateau and impressive landscape. Nice boulders for a short session :)

It is the least visited sector of the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, so, although there is still a lot of people, it is a quieter place to hallucinate with this high mountain Pyrenean landscape. Parking costs €3 for the whole day (what less to contribute to the economy of the area and sustainability). From there there are innumerable routes for all levels: from basic to mountaineering with ropes and ice axes. You will also find in the valley a handful of restaurants that pamper every detail and every dish. You can taste the Asian fusion with the delicious lamb or stick with the grilled T-bone steak without further risk.

The plains of La Larri is a spectacular hanging valley characterized by large meadows where cattle graze peacefully. The views of the Pineta circus are impressive.

The panoramic view of the Pineta Valley is getting wider as you go up that steep slope. After a hard and steep climb you will come to see the incredible balcony of Pineta.