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A legendary mountain pass in the Pyrenees. A crossing point between the Chistau and Benasque valleys, linking Sobrarbe and Ribagorza at an altitude of 2000m.

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A very enjoyable climb. No steep inclines, a narrow but well-maintained road. The finish at the foot of Peña Montañesa has its charm.

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Collado de Cullivert is the link between the Cotiella massif (2912 m), Sierra Ferrera and the Peña Montañesa (2291 m). Natural passage between the regions of Ribagorza and Sobrarbe, separation line of the slopes of the Ésera and Cinca rivers. Access to the Cullivert pass (1,471 m) is via a demanding but beautiful track of almost 6 km that goes up the Ravine of Viu.

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Access is via forest tracks in good condition. Obviously, to reach 2000m it takes a little time but the reward is worth it: the views are magnificent over the valleys and peaks at 360 degrees. A delight !

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This is the natural pass between the valleys of Chistau and Benasque. As such, it has been used for millennia and proof of this is the megalithic circle next to the track, which even then served to delimit border limits called "mugas".

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This is the natural pass between the valleys of Chistau and Benasque. As such, it has been used for millennia and proof of this is the megalithic circle next to the track, which even then served to delimit border limits called "mugas".

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The port of Arro leads to the Monastery of San Victorián, from the 6th century, considered the oldest in Spain. Legend has it that Saint Victorián arrived in the Pyrenees fleeing from earthly temptations. After a life as a hermit in the Cueva de la Espelunga and realizing great prodigies, he was appointed abbot of the monastery, which was originally called San Martín de Asán. Some time later, in the 11th century, the monastery took its name and was renamed San Victorian or San Beturián.

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Troncedo is a small town and mountain pass that is located at 1,009 meters above sea level in the southeastern end of La Fueva, on top of a hill on the slope of the Sierra del Turón from Graus to the Fuevan hollow, but which is currently along the HU-V-6441 road. The most defining characteristic of Troncedo is its castle, of which only the homage tower remains, which is larger than those of other main castles in Sobrarbe (the castle of Aínsa or the castle of Boltaña), which makes one think in the proportions that it could have in its time of use. Due to the importance of the castle of Troncedo, the antiquity of the place is known, since documents have been found since the reign of Sancho el Mayor (first half of the 11th century) that already testify to the importance of defending the county of Troncedo, Sobrarbe as well as the nearby town of Graus, which was still Moorish. In 1797 Troncedo had 150 inhabitants; currently has about thirty inhabitants. The road from Graus is in very good condition for road cycling, little traffic, good asphalt and steep climbs. On the other hand, on the Trillo side the road can be defined as a paved forest track and has steeper slopes and very tight curves.