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Brand new five-star hotel, very fancy. Even butlers in costume!

Renovated station with normal train traffic.

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

It is worth reaching this point since you have a beautiful postcard of the Anayet as well as the Midi d'Ossau

It is a beautiful and natural valley (let's hope it stays that way)

It is a magical environment

The trail saves a small slope to leave the glacial hollow where the mountain lagoon is and begins a fantastic descent through the geological wonders of the Izas glacial valley. The path makes a long journey to the curve of the Vuelta de Iserias pass and finally descends to the meadows of the Canal de Izas, near the Las Negras waterfall. Remains of paint from the GR-11 (old) remain on the rocks, before the main itinerary of the popular Senda Pirenaica was established in the stage between Candanchú and Sallent de Gállego through the neighboring Canal Roya.

The path climbs the rocky slope directly towards the summit, avoiding small steps and stony ledges. On the ascent there are stone milestones that deviate to the left and lead directly to the Moleta pass. On foggy or blizzard days this section can be difficult to navigate, on the ground it is solid rock and the route is not very clear in some areas. The access to the top looks for a channel on the north face that avoids the walls of the crown of the summit and continues through a panoramic visor surrounding the ring of the mountain. The atmosphere is fantastic with the Midi in the background, the Aisa and Aspe mountains, the Peña Collarada, the Anayet and its cut of volcanic pitons, the marble pits of Los Infiernos, the mass of Balaitus and the high peaks of the Aragonese Pyrenees. La Moleta is a sculpted summit, it is surrounded by a unique rocky nipple, similar to the one its older sister Peña Collarada has. The descent follows the same path through the aerial visor of the north face to the ascent channel, then following the path that goes directly down to the Moleta pass.