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Hiking : Pico de Aspe

España Aragón La Jacetania

Located in a picturesque area, the hiking route to Pico de Aspe offers stunning views and a challenging trek for outdoor enthusiasts. This out-and-back trail covers a distance of 9.628 kilometers with an elevation gain of 1105 meters, making it a difficult hike that is approximately 5 hours long.

As you start your journey, you will come across La Cleta, a parking area at the trailhead. Continuing on, at 0.6 kilometers into the hike, you will reach Refugio de Saleras, a shelter where you can take a break and enjoy the surroundings. Further along the trail at 0.19 kilometers is an archaeological site, followed by a dolmen at 0.12 kilometers. These historical sites add a unique cultural element to your hike.

Along the way, you will also encounter several information points providing insights into the local area. It is recommended to stop and read about the landmarks you pass by to enrich your hiking experience. Additionally, at 0.27 kilometers, you will find Pozas del río Estarrún, a natural water feature perfect for a refreshing stop.

As you approach the summit, at 4.64 kilometers, you will reach Brecha de Aspe, offering a breathtaking view and a perfect spot to rest before the final ascent. Finally, at the summit of Pico de Aspe, you will be rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Due to the length and elevation gain of the hike, it is advisable to bring plenty of water, snacks, and proper hiking equipment. Checking the weather forecast before setting out is also recommended to ensure a safe and enjoyable trek. Whether you are a seasoned hiker or looking for a challenging adventure, the route to Pico de Aspe promises a rewarding experience in the great outdoors.