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Huesca
La Jacetania
Panticosa

Ibones Azules and carena of the Picos del Infierno — circular from Baños de Panticosa

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Spain
Aragon
Huesca
La Jacetania
Panticosa

Ibones Azules and carena of the Picos del Infierno — circular from Baños de Panticosa

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Ibones Azules and carena of the Picos del Infierno — circular from Baños de Panticosa

06:34

14.7km

1,430m

Expert hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 26, 2024

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97 m

Baños de Panticosa

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Embedded in the Tena Valley, this superb spa resort is nestled in the heart of the mountain. Its baths have made its reputation for several centuries now.

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3.38 km

Lake Bachimaña

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The route that goes up to the lake from the Panticosa spa is beautiful, although it has some somewhat tough climbs. But the place is well worth it. When you …

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5.74 km

Lower Blue Ibón

Highlight • Lake

Together with the Upper Blue lake and the Ibonet de l'Infierno, they are known as the Blue lakes or l'Infierno lakes.

All the Aragonese lakes are protected by being included …

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6.01 km

Upper Blue Lake

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Together with the Inferior Blue lake and the Infierno lake, they are known as the Blue lakes or Hell lakes.

All the Aragonese lakes are protected by being included in …

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7.93 km

Hell Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

The Cuello del Infierno connects the blue lakes with the Tebarray lake by the GR11 through stony terrain. The view is worth it on both sides.
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8.91 km

Western Infierno Peak

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Small peak that is there before reaching the upper Pico del Infierno, where you can see the path where it is elevated and with slopes on both sides of the ridge.

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9.05 km

Marmolera de los Infiernos

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Beautiful path that winds between the different Picos de los Infiernos and that offer an elevation above the rest. You have to be alert but if you go with all …

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9.22 km

Central Infierno Peak

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The Pico d'Enfer Central is the highest peak of a ridge of three peaks that exceed 3,000 meters in altitude in the Spanish Aragonese.

At 3,082 meters, it lies between …

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10.2 km

Pico de Pondiellos

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The peak of Pondiellos culminates at 2,911 meters very close to the peaks of Hell.

This pretty summit offers a dizzying view of the village of Baños-de-Panticosa below.

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10.5 km

Pondiellos Pass

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The Pondiellos pass is 2,760 meters above sea level on the heights of Baños-de-Panticosa. Nestled between the peak of Garmo Negro and Pondiellos, it offers a magnificent view of the lakes of Pondiellos.

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14.7 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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14.5 km

217 m

Surfaces

14.5 km

129 m

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