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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.

Another of the waterfalls that are on the way up towards Cola de Caballo.

Waterfall via ferrata located right in the village of Broto. The fee is €3.50 during the day. You walk through a water-filled tunnel. A headlamp is helpful. A detailed description can be found here: https://www.via-ferrata.de/klettersteige/topo/via-ferrata-cascada-del-sorrosal

A beautiful waterfall. The experience is worth it: there are picnic tables and restaurants nearby. Access to the "area" costs €3 as of July 2025. With this ticket, you have access to the entire riverbank. It's recommended to wear a swimsuit, since to access the area, you have to cross the (very cold) river. There are restrooms that can be used as changing rooms before crossing the river. Once you've crossed, you can settle down wherever you like and take a dip. At the first corner of the river, you can jump from a safe rock. A place for teenagers. You can go upstream as far as you want.

Great place to marvel at the force of nature. You almost forget that you still have a big hike ahead of you.

A beautiful route that follows the route of the pilgrims to the Sanctuary of Santa Orosia from the town of Yebra de Basa. Santa Orosia is a highly venerated saint in the area, she is the patron saint of the city of Jaca, and a large crowd of people from the surrounding towns and other parts of Aragon gathered on her pilgrimage, as she was known to heal the possessed. The Sanctuary dates back to the 17th century, when it was built to accommodate the increase in devotion to the saint. It was built in the place where tradition places the martyrdom of Santa Orosia. The route is marked by small hermitages through a landscape that goes from the initial marls to a humid area with vegetation sheltered by the Santa Orosia ravine in its highest area.

The Cascada de la Herrería is a natural gem located in the Sierra de Albarracín, near the town of El Vallecillo. This beautiful waterfall, also known as the “Hidden Waterfall,” has a drop of approximately 8 meters over the Cabriel River. To reach the waterfall, you can follow a hiking route that begins in El Vallecillo. The route is short, just half a kilometer, and takes you through a varied and picturesque landscape. During the walk, you will also be able to see the natural springs known as the Ojos del Cabriel, which feed the river and the waterfall.

A mega impressive valley with great views