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Castejón de Sos is a fairly large Ribagorza municipality, compared to the small population centers that exist in the surroundings. It has hotels, supermarkets, restaurants and a pharmacy. It is very close to the Ventamillo Gorge, an imposing canyon crossed by the Ésera River.

Its completely red area in the middle of the downhill. Its cool for the pictures and you can invent a little bit your line, a bit of a freeride. Its also the most enjoyable part of the trail, since the others are very broke and full of rocks.

Entrance town to the Benasque Valley, with a supermarket and several bars where you can stop. It is a place of reference for the practice of paragliding.

Segment that is part of what is known as INTEGRAL GALLINERO, but skipping the last piece that goes from Bisaurri to Castejón. It is one of the most beautiful trial descents that can be done in the entire Pyrenees. The ascent is hard since you do the entire unevenness of the route in one go and you have to take it easy, but all the descent more than compensates for the effort of the ascent.

Castejón de Sos ​​is a beautiful Spanish municipality in Ribagorza, in the province of Huesca, Aragón. Access to the municipality is through the Ventamillo gorge, the limit of the glacier, which formed the Benasque valley.

Magical path that enters the beautiful birch forest of Tuasa, called to be one of the mythical routes of the Aragonese Pyrenees due to its balance between the quality of the route and a privileged natural environment. The descent through Tuasa begins by zigzagging through birch forests with specific, somewhat technical steps. After passing by the Borda Llobera, almost invisible from the path, long diagonals lead to a small ravine, which will force us to push the bike a few meters. Then the path enters narrow alleys of boxwood and stone slabs begin to appear on the surface, which are very slippery in the rainy season. Be very careful when leaving the forest because there is a difficult, rocky section with a dangerous drop if you enter too quickly. After a brief climb along the track and road to Eresué, take the paddles down to Sesué, a true delight for any biker. A path through the forest with an earthy surface that will allow us to delight in each of its countless curves. An excellent descent with which we will end the route in Sesué in full ecstasy.

Enduro MTB. The descent from Rincon del Cielo is long and spectacular.

Getting to the pink loam and going through it without setting foot on the ground gave me an incredible level boost. Although it is also inevitable to stop to contemplate the views of the Benasque valley and to take a photo of this place that seems from another world. Marls are sedimentary rock formations mainly clay and the most common are gray or ocher in color. The high concentration of clay in the Peñaladona marl gives it a special rusty reddish color, as well as an unexpected grip. The route is well marked and if you are skilled with the bike, going through it completely without putting your foot on the ground is an unforgettable leap of confidence.