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Magnificent and iconic peak of the Sierra de Guara, one of the most varied climbs in the area from Nueno. You start in Hoya de Huesca, pass through a narrow canyon, then reach the Arguis reservoir and from the Manzanera mountain pass begins a climb to Pico del Águila. Combined with the rugged terrain, the 15-km climb from Nueno turns this climb into a grand mountain pass.

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All of Guara is spectacular. The sanctuary has beautiful views of the Tozal de Guara.

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From the summit of Tozal, the panoramic views extend over the Navarrese and Aragonese Pyrenees, across Jacetania, Sobrarbe, Somontano and Hoya de Huesca, reaching the Moncayo massif and dominating the geography of the central sector of the Sierra de Guara.

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Fantastic viewpoint over La Hoya de Huesca (to the south), Belsué and Guara (east), Valle de Árguis (west) and the Pyrenees to the north

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A beautiful abandoned monastery with incredible views and a very interesting story: The monastery must have been founded at the beginning of the 8th century, before the Muslim invasion. In the seventeenth century it was renovated and expanded transforming the previous Romanesque church. The current sanctuary is formed by the church with a Latin cross plan with three naves. The central and lateral nave are covered by vaults of lunettes. The tower, low in height, stands next to the access. In front of the sanctuary stands the main door, of Renaissance style, carried out in 1701. It is made up of a huge atrium with open access on three sides by means of semicircular arches. On one side there is a small square where the most picturesque façade stands, in front of a viewpoint with an unbeatable view of the Tozal de Guara. The life of San Úrbez was agitated. He was born in Bordeaux around the year 702 and moved to settle as a hermit and shepherd in Alto Aragón. He took the habits in San Martín de la Val de Onsera, in whose humble monastery he intended to retire. But after a long stay there, the bishop of Huesca ordained him a priest and sent him to Nocito as a priest. He was fulfilling his mission but living on the outskirts, in a cave near the monastery. He died in 802, when he was 100 years old. The relic of San Úrbez deposited in this sanctuary was the most complete since it had the mummified body of the saint in which his beard and hair could be appreciated. Here the relics were deposited until in 1936 they were thrown into a bonfire during the civil war. More information: https://www.joreate.com/tag/santuario-san-urbez/ Architectural information: http://www.sipca.es/censo/1-INM-HUE-006-163-011/Santuario/de/San/%C3%9Arbez.html#.YDThMJNKjUI

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Step of stairs of the Peña San Miguel (Salto de Roldán), nothing that cannot be overcome

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What could be nicer than finally arriving at the highest point of your hike and seeing nothing but the sky above you? The stable weather in northern Spain allows you to enjoy fantastic views all year round. The mountains of the Sierra de Guara with their canyons to the east, the plain of Huesca in the south and far to the north the view of the Pyrenees summit. Take enough time to enjoy this view. Of course, a photo at the summit cross should not be missed.

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Nothing for weak nerves! At this point, it goes over steps, ladders and wall-mounted metal hangers up to the summit. But do not worry, you do not need climbing equipment. If you can not believe it, you can just go on to the viewpoint.

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