バイロの天然記念物・トップ5

You must walk around the alleys of Agüero, and there is a magnificent view of the Mallos de Agüero.

Spectacular reddish colored rock formations.

The city is home to artistic treasures such as the Romanesque Church of El Salvador and the 12th-century Church of Santiago. The latter, located one kilometer from the city, has been declared a National Monument and is one of the most beautiful Romanesque temples in Aragon.

In a curve of this track you can see the result of the whims of erosion. A ditch that has been opened in the gypsum ground by the action of the speed of water on soft soil on a steep slope.

Agüero's mallos are a little less tall than those of Riglos, but even so, they are charming whims of erosion. Its contrast with the blue sky on a sunny day is simply spectacular.

El Portillo de Longás or Santo Domingo consists of a narrow path between two spectacular limestone masses that stand at both ends as a portal.

These mallos are formed by conglomerates, whose origin is in the accumulation of solid particles from the destruction of the Pyrenean reliefs, deposited at the foot of the mountain by the Gállego river, forming a large dejection cone. The current appearance of the mallos is due to erosion. Their shape and height make them an ideal place to practice climbing and other sports, as well as to observe colonies of birds of prey, which nest in this environment.

Beautiful town at the foot of the Mallos de Agüero, gigantic reddish stones where vultures and Egyptian vultures nest. The town itself is worth a visit, and the place is perfect for adventure and nature sports.