パルケナシオナルオルデサイモンテペルディドの峡谷・トップ14

雄大なオルデサ渓谷の断崖に沿った伝説的なトレイル。

Beautiful medieval bridge that crosses the Rio Bello, it's a shame that the modern footbridge partially hides its structure

A mega impressive valley with great views

The bridge was raised more than 40 meters above the Bellós River. It is believed that it was built in the 16th century, coinciding with the strengthening of the cult of the saint, although the tradition dates back to the 8th century. It is possible that the bridge was built thanks to the contribution and commitment of the group of rural communities that came to the sanctuary every year.

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.

A gorge of more than 15 kilometers long, bordered by impressive high limestone walls and ending in the Circo de Soaso with the "Cola de Caballo" (Horsetail) waterfall. I can only recommend it.

You can't miss one of the many beautiful cascades right along the way. Very nice place for a rest.

Bridge located over the Bellós River, in the heart of the Añisclo Canyon, in Spain. It is said that this is the most photographed bridge in all of Alto Aragón, thanks to its unmistakable image and the spectacular nature of its location.