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Good introductory hike... only about 200 meters in elevation, beautiful scenery.

A beautiful port that unites the communities of Navarra and Aragón, specifically the towns of Ansó and Isaba. Specifically, it connects the Zuriza valley with the Roncal valley. It is a very affordable port and highly recommended because it allows you to travel through spectacular landscapes, on both sides. The Navarrese slope is shorter but more difficult than the Aragonese slope, which is very steep, except for the final kilometer which is 7 - 8%. What has been said, I reaffirm that it is a beautiful port that must be enjoyed.

Very nice and varied climb from Tachera.

This pass, both from the Ansó slope and the Isaba slope, presents the cyclist with a long climb (13 and 12 kilometres, respectively). On both slopes, the hardest part is at the end, highlighting the final kilometer of the ascent from Ansó, with an 8% unevenness. It is a quiet road with magnificent views of both the valleys and the nearby peaks.

Collado de Aguas Tuertas where the free refuge of Aguas Tuertas is located and you can also enjoy spectacular views. On one side, the capricious meanders formed by the river in the Aguas Tuertas valley. On the other, the Guarrinza valley.

The Petraficha pass, at 1,964 meters above sea level, joins the Zuriza (Ansó) and Hecho valleys. To the east, you can see the rock cuts above the Oza jungle. To the west, the less rugged slopes towards Zuriza. From the pass you will enjoy spectacular views of the Acherito ravine, the Aragón Subordán valley and the Sierra de Alanos. To the north, you will see the top of Petraficha (2186 meters) and to the south Chipeta Alto (2175 meters).

The Petrechema pass is the dividing line between Aragón and the French valley of Bearn. Here you will have the Sobarcal peak on our right, which you can climb in 25 minutes, on the left the Petrechema (which you can climb, but it is better through the Linza pass), and the view of the Agujas de Ansabere, which leave you amazed. any. Two needles of 300 vertical meters.

Getting to the shelter is the real end