Hiking : Sentier de Banasse à Arlet - Sentier de Banasse à Arlet
France Nouvelle-Aquitaine Pyrénées-Atlantiques Comunero de Ansó y Hecho
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This extremely difficult hiking route takes you on the Sentier de Banasse à Arlet trail, starting at Sentier de Banasse. The trail spans a distance of 12.532 kilometers with an elevation gain of 800.0 meters and an estimated duration of 4 hours and 54 minutes.
The hike begins at a parking area, located at the trailhead, where you can leave your vehicle before embarking on this challenging adventure. As you make your way along the trail, be sure to carry an ample supply of water and snacks, as well as wear sturdy hiking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. It is also advisable to check the weather forecast before setting out.
Along the route, you will encounter several points of interest. Approximately 6.17 kilometers from the start, you will come across Lac d'Arlet, a picturesque lake that offers a serene spot to rest and take in the surrounding natural beauty. Further along, at the 6.0-kilometer mark, you will find Refuge d'Arlet, an alpine hut that serves as a convenient stopping point for hikers looking to take a break.
As you continue your trek, you will pass by Refugio de Aguas Tuertas, a shelter located 2.66 kilometers from the start, providing another opportunity to rest and refuel. Additionally, you will encounter other amenities such as water sources and informational points scattered throughout the trail to enhance your hiking experience.
At the midway point of the hike, you will reach Col d'Arlet, a natural saddle offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Take a moment to appreciate the beauty of your surroundings before beginning your journey back along the same trail.
Overall, this challenging route offers hikers the opportunity to test their endurance and experience the scenic wonders of the area. Remember to hike responsibly, stay on designated trails, and leave no trace of your visit to help preserve the natural environment for future generations to enjoy.
