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You can travel on longer or shorter routes, depending on your physical condition, and you can see beautiful landscapes.

An area to enjoy the climb. Always with the water by our side. Rapids and waterfalls everywhere.

Precious ascent towards the lakes of Anayet.

This valley follows the course of the Gave de Bious and offers a superb deep and clear panorama. A verdant expanse all in contrast with the passes, the peaks and the rocky massifs which rise on the horizon. The path is gentle, flat or very slightly sloping, which makes the valley all the more peaceful.

The Foz de Escalete is a very interesting way to connect the Marcuello Castle with the Peña dam. The path from Sarsamacuello allows a very good gravel bike track to climb the level and have beautiful views of the area. Fully cyclable.

Steep ascent from Formigal towards the Anayet lakes (or descent in the opposite direction) that runs boxed in the shadow of the Culivillas peak and follows the water course.

The mountainous massifs have the abrupt and alpine character of the great calcareous peaks, they form superb towers over the glacial channels and the mountain valleys carved by the tongues of ice that gave shape and environmental quality to the high Aragon mountains. The Canal Roya is a perfect glacial creation. The current reliefs of the valley were sculpted by the great masses of ice from the last glaciation of the Quaternary, some glaciers could be 400 meters thick at the head. The retreat of the ice gave rise to periglacial modelling, slope slides, fluvial erosion, avalanches and the rest of the environmental agents that have completed the current landscape.

The Valle de los Sarrios is a perfectly drawn glacial valley below the steep Cirque de l'Ibón. It is comfortable to walk and visually imposing. Legend has it that a shepherd often frequented the valley and that wild chamois ended up joining his flock. The shepherd passed away, but they say that it is usual to find chamois next to some stones where the shepherd used to sit down to rest, right in the middle of the valley.