The Most Beautiful Hikes in the Aragonese Pyrenees
Ready to walk along the most beautiful trails in the Pyrenees? Nestled in the heart of Aragon, our Boltaña campsite is a paradise for all hiking enthusiasts. Your new meeting point? The Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From family loops to challenging ascents, it offers a wide variety of hikes for all levels.
Families particularly enjoy several must-do hikes in the heart of the mountains:
- Cola de Caballo (Horsetail Waterfall): the trail follows the Arazas River, passing through beautiful forests and several waterfalls (Arripas, Gradas de Soaso) before reaching the spectacular horsetail-shaped cascade.
- San Urbez Loop in the Añisclo Canyon: a short loop leading to the San Urbez Hermitage with stunning views over the gorge.
- Llano and Lalarri Waterfalls, Cinca Waterfalls (Pineta Valley): a perfect walk to enjoy nature, admire small waterfalls, and take in the wide open spaces.
Adventure on the Water in the Pyrenean Gorges
From our 4-star campsite, thrill-seekers can enjoy a brand new playground far from the ocean. Love adrenaline? Discover the region from a new perspective with an afternoon of rafting on the Ara River in Huesca. No matter your level, put on your life jacket, hop in the raft, and let the current of the gorges carry you away.
For a more playful adventure, the Añisclo Canyon offers a family-friendly route featuring jumps, natural slides, crystal-clear pools, and a small abseil. Your children will love this first experience, accessible from the age of 6.
Looking for something calmer? Head to Lake Mediano, just a few kilometers from the Boltaña campsite. Hop on a paddleboard or a pedal boat and glide across its calm waters, under the watchful eye of the submerged bell tower, a remnant of a village flooded during the creation of the dam.