비엘사 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

It is one of the great climbs in the Pyrenees. In my opinion it is in the Top 10 of the Pyrenees, without the slightest doubt. I like long, high, hard climbs with magnificent views... and the Cirque de Troumouse fulfills this 100%. The road is narrow and bumpy, with an irregular but smooth surface. It is the typical mountain road that suffers the passage of winters and summers. The two times I've been there, I've barely encountered any traffic. The second time was a Saturday. Traffic usually goes to the town of Gavarnie, with the Cirque de Troumouse being very untouristy. Much better for those of us who want tranquility and spectacular landscapes!!!

On our group visit to the Cirque de Troumouse, and given the restricted access to vehicles until the final parking lot, we decided to establish our supplies in this intermediate area of the climb, having passed the horseshoe curves area after Héat. It was a magnificent day, with bright sunshine and hardly any air. There is enough space and the views of the mountains are fantastic. There is tranquility. It is very important to collect everything and not leave any traces or trash!

The village of Héas is at the foot of the Cirque de Troumouse. Before reaching this town and along it, a stream runs (Gave de Héas) where you can stop to relax and cool off on hot days. There are several holes on the side of the road where you can go to reach the stream and leave the bike quietly. I have marked the one I used.

The Troumouse cirque is, with Gavarnie and Estaubé, one of the three great cirques of the Pyrenees. It is the largest and wildest, peaking at more than 2100m with a cirque diameter of 4km. There are no trees or bushes on the horizon, due to the climate and the wind. It is part of the Mont Perdu massif which is located on the other side of the border. This point marks the end of the asphalt road. It's definitely worth getting here because the road is magnificent and gives you the opportunity to ride peacefully in the heart of a grandiose landscape. The last bends from the Auberge du Maillet are on a narrow road inaccessible to cars and bikes therefore share this end of the climb with a small tourist train pulled by a tractor. Personally, I preferred this passage to the road to the Gavarnie cirque.

An incredible spot! The bike ride is just awesome! (Please...stop everybody getting in cars)

One of the best scenarios where we can reach the Pyrenees by road bike. Beautiful glacial cirque where we will never encounter much traffic. Apart from that, cars cannot access the last 2 km. It's a relatively unknown port but aesthetically it's a 10.

Tella is a very small municipality with spectacular views of the great massif topped by Punta Lierga, which reaches 2,267 meters high. It is surrounded by green meadows and its houses are made of stone, in the style of the Pyrenean villages. Here is the Museum of the Witch, where stories and legends about these creatures and about the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park are collected.

Located in the municipality of the same name, this dolmen is made up of six vertical slabs and one horizontal as a roof. This is the first of the route of the dolmens and the Cueva del Oso.