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Alto Laza – Anduña River in Ochagavía loop from Uztárroz / Uztarroze

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Isaba/Izaba

Alto Laza – Anduña River in Ochagavía loop from Uztárroz / Uztarroze

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Alto Laza – Anduña River in Ochagavía loop from Uztárroz / Uztarroze

05:27

85.1km

1,090m

Expert bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 11, 2025

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Cueva del Ibón

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Nice and impressive cave near the road. Bring a flashlight to see everything. There is also a pool and waterfall where you can take a cold bath before continuing.

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Romanesque Bridge in the Roncal Valley

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Romanesque bridge in the very beautiful valley of the Roncal in Navarra (northern Spain) near the border Spain-France.

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10.1 km

Krutxaltea Fountain, Uztárroz/Uztarroze

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Large beautifully designed fountain with fresh water. Right on the street.

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Uroneko Iturria Rest Area

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Nice rest area with barbecue areas and fountain

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Alto Laza

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South of the Spanish-French border pass Port de Larrau connects the easy route over the Alto Laza its approach with the Col de la Pierre St. Martin, which leads from …

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29.5 km

Otsagabia

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A pretty and typical village in this part of Navarre. It was destroyed in a fire during the French invasion in 1794, but was rebuilt in the mid-19th century. Its …

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29.7 km

Río Anduña en Ochagavía

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Ochagavía is a nice little place in Navarra (Northern Spain) near the Spain-France border and a popular hiking area. Further information can be found at otsagabia.net (Ayuntamiento = municipal office) or turismo.navarra.es/deu/organice-viaje/recurso/Localidades/2445/Ochagavia.htm.

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60.5 km

View of the Countryside

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71.8 km

Piscifactoria

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85.1 km

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Parking

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64.3 km

18.5 km

2.28 km

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< 100 m

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82.8 km

1.47 km

775 m

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