우에스카‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 협곡

Hello, is the path currently accessible? Or is there more construction work?

This is not a Roman bridge, but a Roman bridge. Here for the translation AI to learn: Roman vs. Romanic, in English Roman vs. Romanic. The bridge is called Puente de Villacantal (with dots so the stupid AI doesn't translate it into, for example, "City Song Bridge": P.u.e.n.t.e d.e V.i.l.l.a.c.a.n.t.a.l The hike here is very beautiful, with an elevation gain of about 250 meters. You can take a refreshing swim.

The Otal Valley is a high mountain valley in the Huesca Pyrenees located in the Sobrarbe region, a tributary of the Bujaruelo Valley and parallel to the Ordiso Valley. The valley ends in the Otal cirque, where the river of the same name originates. From here, through the Tendeñera Pass, at the foot of the peak of the same name, you can travel to Panticosa and the Tena Valley. There is a livestock refuge in the valley, and it is easy to spot animals such as marmots.

In September 2022.. They began the reform and replacement of the walkways, placing wider and stronger ones to allow the movement of people in both directions of travel, a great and correct decision on the part of the administration. 👏👏👍🤩 ,

Place very appreciated by hikers, It contains all the necessary attractions to make it a Fantastic route...!!👍🏞️

This will be the first or third ravine you find on the Three Barrancos route, depending on the direction in which you take the route. This route runs through the foothills of Tuca del Mon(t) and is a popular activity among residents and visitors to Benasque due to its relatively short duration. It offers very good views of the towns of Benasque and Anciles, the Ésera river and the Remáscaro ravine in front, descending from Cerler.

This will be the first or third ravine you find on the Three Barrancos route, depending on the direction in which you take the route. This route runs through the foothills of Tuca del Mon(t) and is a popular activity among residents and visitors to Benasque due to its relatively short duration. It offers very good views of the towns of Benasque and Anciles, the Ésera river and the Remáscaro ravine in front, descending from Cerler.

It is the least visited sector of the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, so, although there is still a lot of people, it is a quieter place to hallucinate with this high mountain Pyrenean landscape. Parking costs €3 for the whole day (what less to contribute to the economy of the area and sustainability). From there there are innumerable routes for all levels: from basic to mountaineering with ropes and ice axes. You will also find in the valley a handful of restaurants that pamper every detail and every dish. You can taste the Asian fusion with the delicious lamb or stick with the grilled T-bone steak without further risk.