レグティアノでののおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

Mountain between Vizcaya and Álava of 1331 meters of altitude. It is one of the best-known mountains of the Basque Mountains due to its importance in traditional Basque culture. In it, Basque mythology establishes the main dwelling of the goddess Mari, known as the Lady of Amboto.

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amazing of the Best peaks in Euskadi, yes, climb on days when it doesn't rain

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At the top there is a mailbox, sculptures and good views. Beneath the mountain rises the beautiful abyss of the Atxondo valley and around it, closing a broken line of mountainous lines, the rocky mass of Erlo, the Aizkorri and Urkilla mountain ranges and the great Gorbea massif. The descent leaves the summit to the east and goes down the steep southeast face following a path marked with stone milestones. The trail passes through the magical Ojo de Eskilar and continues down the rocky southern slope of Anboto.

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Follow the cairns to the peak. The right path is easy to miss.

The ascent of Gorbeia leaves Egiriñao along the path that climbs towards the symbol of Basque mountaineering. The geographical summit is a mountain with disproportionate slopes compared to the steep calcareous towers, lapiaz cliffs and sharp limestone pyramids that define most of the peaks of the Gorbeia massif. Access from Pagomakurre is the "easiest" route to reach the emblematic peak and there are always mountaineers on this stretch. The path climbs through a meadow near a small ravine that usually has water all year round and continues along a fairly steep ramp to the pass that separates the Gorbeia and the Aldamin. The ascent to the great stone milestone of Aldamin (1,373 m) takes about fifteen minutes along some rocky steps. The panorama is fantastic. The final ascent of Gorbeia (1,482 m) climbs through the meadow on the north face, with a spring before the top, and culminates in the roof of the trek.

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With wet stone, do not climb too vertical and slippery.

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