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Mediano Reservoir Dam. It can be accessed on foot or by bicycle. From the west, it can be reached from the new village of Mediano via the Ebro River Basin Authority road. From the east, it can be accessed from the trail that runs through the Entremon Gorge or from the trail that descends to the foot of Palo Peak. During periods of drought, the ruins of the church of the old village of Mediano can be seen.

Great panoramic view from the Castillo!

Allow at least 20 minutes to appreciate the entire Ordesa and Monteperdido mountain range

Ligüerre de Cinca is a town that was abandoned in the sixties due to the construction of the Grado reservoir. However, it was later recovered and restored for tourism and social purposes. Today it is a beautiful town of stone houses on the banks of the reservoir and surrounded by cultivated fields and mountains.

Also called Mondoto Castle, it is a religious-military complex that stands out for the remains of the hexagonal tower of the castle and the hermitage, good examples of Romanesque architecture. The hermitage is dedicated to San Emeterio and San Celedonio and curiously enough, it was actually designed as the first defense mechanism of the castle, since possible attackers had to first cross the place where the monks slept.

Also called Mondoto Castle, it is a religious-military complex that stands out for the remains of the castle's hexagonal tower and the church, good examples of Romanesque architecture.

Church of the old town of Mediano that disappeared under the reservoir. If the water level is low, you can reach the church by a bridge that also appears when the water level drops. If the water level is high you can still see its bell tower.

According to our kayak guide, Congostos are canyons of medium width. Smaller canyons are "arroyos", wider ones are "cañones". The Entremón - Entre Montañas - is therefore a gorge of medium width and beautiful. A spur of the Embalse de El Grado stretches through the gorge, which leads to the dam wall of the Embalse de Mediano above. You can go through it with the kaya or take the ornithological trail that goes along the rocks above the river.