ラソトネラの峡谷・トップ4

As of 2017, observation was still permitted up there (in September). Of course, this may have changed in the meantime. Good luck!

The hermitage is in a very cool place, with water falling from the top of the mountain. Inside, the two limestone formations from the flow of water make it very interesting. The walk from there to the gorgas is short and the gorgas area is spectacular. There is a nativity scene and the first thing you ask about is how they got it there. Going to the end of the gorge, where the water comes out, is beautiful. The light contrasts allow for spectacular photos.

It is worth going to the end of the gorges. It is spectacular. There is even a huge nativity scene.

Alternative path to the passageway that goes from Nueno to the Arguis reservoir. In the past, this corridor between mountains was the "Cañada Real de Huesca a Monrepós", a place of passage from the capital to towns in the north of the province.

It is dangerous to drink the water from the ravine or from the gorgas since it passes through a modification zone, the one from the hermitage is good.

Unlike Chrissly's Geiertip above Torla (which is closed for conservation reasons), we have been able to observe many vultures here great. Arrival and daily planning have definitely paid off now.

In this area you can admire the griffon vultures and their breeding grounds.