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The Bellós River pools are small, crystal-clear pools formed between rocks, where the river calms and creates natural pools. A perfect spot to cool off and enjoy the wild beauty of the Pyrenean surroundings.

The third (or first) ravine of the Tres Barrancos route, equipped with a comfortable wooden walkway. Like the other two, this ravine usually descends with little water, especially in the central summer months.

The third (or first) ravine of the Tres Barrancos route, equipped with a comfortable wooden walkway. Like the other two, this ravine usually descends with little water, especially in the central summer months.

Beautiful valley that is surrounded by peaks between 2,000 and 3,000 meters above sea level, among which Tuca Llardana (or Posets) stands out, which with 3,375 m. It is the second highest peak in the Pyrenees; In addition, it has abundant lakes, such as those of Millares, Barbarisa and Basa de la Mora (or Lake Plan).

Beautiful valley that is surrounded by peaks between 2,000 and 3,000 meters high, among which the Tuca Llardana (or Posets) stands out, which with 3,375 m. it is the second highest peak in the Pyrenees; In addition, it has abundant lakes, such as those of Millares, Barbarisa and Basa de la Mora (or Plan lake).

Near the road that goes from Puyarruego to Nerín we find the Pozas del río Bellos. These are located a few meters from the road, where sometimes you have to take it to the side and go down to the level of the river to find them. There are many of them and in different sections of the river with different accessibility.

The town of Escuaín has a beautiful set of popular architecture hanging over the narrow gorge of the Yaga River, the houses are made of stone, sober, show the need for protection against inclement weather and are adapted to the limitations of the relief, the steep physical environment and the typology of the land on the edge of the Yaga river canyon. There is a signposted route that passes through several viewpoints and can be combined with the route of the viewpoints of the town of Revilla.

The climb up the ravine is steep and you need a steady foot. It can be avoided by reaching the Lavasar Refuge by car along a forest track in good condition.