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Hiking in Ordesa, Bujaruelo & Añisclo

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3 nights / 4 days
Oct, Nov
Spain, Huesca
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Hiking in the Aragonese Pyrenees – Ordesa, Bujaruelo & Añisclo for 4 days

Enjoy 3 days of hiking in the spectacular Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park located in the heart of the Pyrenees.

We have chosen 4 beautiful excursions to discover the Ordesa, Añisclo and Bujaruelo Valleys

A trip to enjoy some of the most representative corners of the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Hotel Accommodation
  • Breakfast included
  • Varied route with forests, meadows and lakes and big mountains
  • Small group of 3 – 10 pax
  • Visit the National Park of Ordesa.
  • Visit the valleys of Ordesa, Añisco and Bujaruelo
  • Optimal guide/customer ratio that allows for maximum use of the activity
  • Active trip, visiting areas of great landscape richness

It is necessary to have the ability to do 800-1000 positive meters at a steady pace in a comfortable way and be used to walking in the mountains.

Accommodation in fabulous apartments/hotels, that are at the same level as the experience, so, amazing quality services in a fantastic location.

  • Mountain guide
  • 3 nights in a double room on a bed and breakfast basis
  • Accident and rescue insurance
  • Management of the activity

Optional

× Transport (see the option of sharing travel expenses with other participants travelling from your area)

× Dinners and lunches to be made in the mountains

Day 1. Trip to Ordesa. Hotel accommodation in the valley (Broto or Torla) depending on availability.

Day 2. Excursion to Cola de Caballo.

Distance 17 km Upward slope 520 m Downward slope 520 m

Day 3. Pico Mondotó (1967m) and La Estiba (2005m).

Distance 15 km Climbing 1.100 m Descending 1.100 m

Day 4. Bujaruelo Port, Entrepuertos Peak and Lapazuso Island

Distance 12 km Climbing 1.175 m Descending 1.175 m

Our team is made up of mountain guides and sports technicians with one common denominator: their passion for mountains. People who have made their hobby a profession.
We believe that you also want to be close to the mountains and our passion is a guarantee that you will enjoy it.

Nature is generous, creative and wise; that’s why it’s the perfect place to disconnect, breathe fresh air, get rid of everyday anxiety and feel at peace with yourself. Whether you like climbing, cycling or hiking, nature will welcome you with open arms so that you can enjoy all its benefits:

The practice of sport outdoors is an immediate and highly effective remedy to combat stress, because the endorphins that your body releases when you practice sport are responsible for immersing you in a state of satisfaction, welfare and absolute serenity.
Whether you want to stay in shape or gain stamina or lose weight, outdoor sports can be your best ally. Take in the scents and textures of the mountains and forests and let your body adapt and overcome the challenges of nature.
Did you know that contact with nature increases a person’s feeling of freedom? Put on your sneakers and get ready to take care of your body and mind equally.

Between 14 and 7 days before the start of the trip we will send you information about the place and time of the meeting as well as the name and telephone number of the guide who will accompany the group. We will also send you more useful information that will facilitate your final preparations.

The Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park is located in the Oscense Pyrenees, entirely in the region of Sobrarbe, Aragon (Spain). It is divided between the municipalities of Bielsa, Fanlo, Puértolas, Tella-Sin, Torla and Broto. It receives an average of more than 600 000 visitors per year.

It covers 15,608 ha and the peripheral protection area has 19,679 ha. Its altitude ranges from 700 m in the Vellós River to 3,355 m in the Monte Perdido.

Without doubt, this park is a treasure of nature, with a remarkable geomorphology resulting from the action of the glacier, its vertical walls, its beech forests and its varied fauna.

La Brecha de Rolando (Breca Roldán in Aragonese, Brèche de Roland in French) is a narrow pass 40 metres wide and 100 metres high, located at an altitude of 2,804 metres in the Monte Perdido massif. According to a local legend, it was opened by Roland, Charlemagne’s nephew, while he was trying to destroy his Durandal sword by hitting it against the rock at the end of the battle of Roncesvalles.

The Monte Perdido (in Aragonese As Tres Serols) is the highest limestone massif in Europe. Its highest peak is the Monte Perdido at 3,355 metres above sea level.

The reservation can be cancelled at any time before the beginning of the trip, with the following implications:
If the cancellation takes place before 30 days of the beginning of the trip -including the 30th day-, the full amount of the trip will be refunded.
If the cancellation takes place between 15 and 29 days before the beginning of the trip, 50% of the total amount of the trip will be refunded.
If the cancellation takes place 14 days before the trip, the amount of the trip will not be refunded.

Hiking in Ordesa, Bujaruelo & Añisclo

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