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The Vadiello dam floods the Guatizalema river canyon and its surrounding areas, creating a spectacular landscape. The sheet of turquoise water surrounded by imposing rock formations is one of the best postcards of the Sierra de Guara.

The Montearagón reservoir is a rush that collects the waters of the Flumen river and the waters of the Lijano ravine. The waters of this reservoir are mainly collected from the Gabardiella and Águila mountain ranges.

Impressive reservoir with the singular landscape of the Mallos de Guara. It contains the waters of the Guatizalema River and, since its use is intended for human consumption, it is completely bathing in its waters.

This idyllic and solitary spot formed by the water of the reservoir, the river itself and its ravines and the monumental mallos that surround it, is a must-see for anyone who wants to get to know the Guara Natural Park and enjoy nature and silence. just fifteen minutes from the city of Huesca.

Next to the reservoir, in the old forest house, the Arguis Interpretation Center opens its doors to you so that you can get to know in depth, and in a dynamic and interactive way, the peculiarities of the Sierra y Cañones de Guara Natural Park.

A little more than 20 kilometers from Huesca, behind the Gratal and El Águila mountains, is Arguis. A picturesque town that recalls the Pyrenean villages for its stone houses topped by the typical scarecrows from their chimneys. It also has a beautiful Romanesque-style church dating from the 12th century. Surrounded by a beautiful landscape, its reservoir appears, built at the beginning of the 18th century, it is a must for fans of fishing and hiking, since there are many routes that run through these places. Next to the reservoir, in the old forest house, the Arguis Interpretation Center opens its doors for you to get to know in depth, and in a dynamic and interactive way, the peculiarities of the Sierra y Cañones de Guara Natural Park. More information: https://www.turismodearagon.com/ficha/arguis/

After the tunnel through the Pico de Boron a unique panorama awaits you. A narrow stone bridge runs over the reservoir and gives you magnificent views of the surrounding mountains.

Between the deep canyons of the National Park, the Río Guatizalema is dammed here. Since this is a drinking water reservoir, absolute bathing prohibition prevails here! Enjoy the view from the dam and look down into the valley, where the river shoots out again.