カルデアレナスの天然記念物・トップ17

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

The Mallos of the Aragonese Pre-Pyrenees were formed 65 million years ago after eroded material from the Pyrenees washed away.

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.

The mallos de Riglos are one of the most popular geological formations in the province of Huesca. Although there are more similar mallos in the region, these are the most impressive and also especially frequented by climbers.

The mallos de Riglos are one of the most popular geological formations in the province of Huesca. Although there are more similar mallos in the region, these are the most impressive and also especially frequented by climbers.

"La" Peña de Jaca, one of those pre-Pyrenean mountains that make you turn your back on the Pyrenees and that protects the city from its omnipresence. Sooner or later you will walk or run up it.

Nestled in one of the most spectacular corners of the Hoya de Huesca, the town of Riglos stands out in all possible aspects for its beauty. Going into its streets is to fall asleep before the magnitude of the rocks that shelter it.