アラグエスデルプエルトの天然記念物・トップ20

Good introductory hike... only about 200 meters in elevation, beautiful scenery.

Beautiful waterfall of the Aragon River on the road between Canfranc and Canfranc Station

The Gave d'Aspe has its source at an altitude of 2,000 meters in the Sierra de Aisa in Spain. It naturally gave its name to the valley in which it flows for more than 50 kilometers before joining the Gave d'Ossau.

Located on the Spanish side, the lake is 1,754 meters above sea level. Nestled at the foot of beautiful rocky mountains, it invites you to take a timeless break.

Mountain lake (ibón) dammed of an indescribable beauty. The effort is not great for the reward of visiting it.

A classic from this area of the Pyrenees. You must visit it if you get the chance. It never disappoints.

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.

Collado de Aguas Tuertas where the free refuge of Aguas Tuertas is located and you can also enjoy spectacular views. On one side, the capricious meanders formed by the river in the Aguas Tuertas valley. On the other, the Guarrinza valley.