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A fountain ⛲ and a shade to refresh yourself along the way.

Super single, you flow and you speed

From the campsite, first follow the Cinqa river to Labuerda to avoid the A138.

Leaving the town towards the swimming pools in a square where there are cars parked there is a fountain.

Eresué is a town that has the charm of tiny mountain villages, with only 25 neighbors, and that enjoys a privileged location on the right bank of the Ésera. The access route is through the Camino del Solano, which is a small paved road, with surprising and wonderful views over the Benasque Valley and its mountains. The height at which this town is located (1,350 meters) gives it a feeling of closeness to the nature that surrounds it, its forests and fantastic pine forests and spectacular views.

In the upper part of the town is the parish church, of Romanesque origin, from the 12th century, reformed between the 16th and 18th centuries. The head, oriented to the east, is rectangular, probably from the 18th century when it had to replace the primitive semicircular apse, of which three arcuations are preserved inside the bell tower. There are five chapels, four of them covered with a barrel vault, except one of them, with a lunette vault cover. In one of them there is a baptismal font. Between two of these spaces you can see the old access to the bell tower, whose current access is only external. The tower, much reformed, maintains the tile roof and a last section with a semicircular window on each side and a skylight and small bell. A reform has cleaned the walls, leaving the stone exposed. The cemetery extends to the east and north, and is accessible by a door to the south-east of the church and also by stairs to the north-west.

The point where the path crosses the ravine is disconcerting because you hear more water than you see. If you leave the path briefly, looking down the ravine, you will be able to see a small waterfall covered in exuberant vegetation.