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Good introductory hike... only about 200 meters in elevation, beautiful scenery.

The Garbadito refuge is known for its welcoming atmosphere. Its 45 available beds are divided into six rooms. It offers catering service for guests and passers-by. Those staying there also have a kitchen for free use.

It is the hardest climb that can be faced in the Hecho Valley. Since you take the detour from the main road (the one that connects the town of Hecho with the Selva de Oza), it is approximately 8 km, with a first km downhill and flat, and the next 7 km with an average of 7 %. It is a constant climb, with some ramps above 10% when leaving one of the several horseshoe curves on the climb. The road is narrow but is in perfect condition. It is a climb with hardly any views of the valley since it is covered and surrounded by trees and a lot of vegetation. Once you reach the refuge, the views of the valleys and surrounding mountains are wonderful. It's a great discovery!!

It is a gorge that allows access to the Oza Valley. Its entire route is spectacular. It is a MUST of the Pyrenees, both for the tranquility of the area, for its landscapes, and for the beauty of the route with the river next to it. One of my discoveries this year. The climb is very steep, with some ramps, but always very easy, which allows you to enjoy the gorge even more.

Great view at the summit of Agua Tuertas pista. There is an unguarded shelter before the Agua Tuertas section in which you can rest for the night, with tables, chairs and even a cheminée.

Charming lone lake. The westernmost of the Pyrenees. It is always worth a visit.

The valley that takes the road to the refuge of Aguas Tuertas, in its last meters, appears a zig-zag, with a slope, before reaching the refuge. Once there, the views towards both sides are spectacular, especially the Humedal de Aguas Tuertas where immense meanders occupy the foot of the valley.

Impressive valley inherited from glacial modeling and this fact can be seen through the U-shaped valley. The river leads the valley towards the meanders of Aguas Tuertas.