Hiking : Castiello d’Acher
Spain Aragon Jacetania Valle de Hecho
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This extremely difficult 12.65-kilometer out-and-back hiking route in the Castiello d’Acher area offers challenging terrain and rewarding views. The trail begins at the Refugio Selva de Oza shelter, where hikers can find information about the hike. Along the way, you'll pass by the abandoned Refugio de la Selva de Oza and the Campamento Ramiro el Monje campsite, perfect for a rest midway through your journey.
As you continue, you'll come across the Hito de Piedra boundary stone and the Senderismo por el Valle de Hecho information site, providing insight into the area's history and attractions. Be sure to stop by the peak of Castiello d'Acher Sur, offering panoramic views of the surrounding natural beauty.
There are also drinking water stations and benches strategically placed along the trail for your convenience. Keep an eye out for the Refugio Forestal de lo Castillo d'Acher shelter near the end of the route, where you can take a break before starting your journey back.
With an elevation gain of 1208 meters, this hike is not for the faint of heart. Be sure to bring plenty of water, snacks, and appropriate gear for the challenging terrain. Check the weather forecast before heading out, and always let someone know your planned route and expected return time for safety. Enjoy the stunning views and the sense of accomplishment that comes with completing this demanding hike in Castiello d’Acher.
