Morning whitewater rafting on the Ésera in the Aragonese Pyrenees, Spain (Class II-III/IV)

The Esera River in the Aragonese Pyrenees is a beautiful part of Spain full of tranquil, peaceful scenery and countryside, and I will guide you as we spend a morning whitewater rafting down the river, taking on the technical and demanding rapids whilst also taking the time to admire the quieter stretches of water, including the chance to go for a swim.

The Aragonese Pyrenees are located in Northeast Spain, and make up a section of the wider Pyrenees Mountains. The river Esera is close to the city of Huesca, as well as the border with France, and is an increasingly popular spot for whitewater rafting and other outdoor activities.

Our morning begins in the town of Campo, where all relevant safety and general information will be dispensed, before we start rafting in earnest, making our way along the 1st stretch to Silla.

The Silla section is a gentle introduction to the day, as its calmer waters and fun set-up allows us to play around a bit more on the rafts, and even jump in to swim amongst its easy currents.

The 2nd section is when things really start to get interesting, as we continue along to Piramides, a magical and mystical part of the river containing very technical and demanding steps, ensuring a greatly rewarding feeling when we get through it.

The final part of our adventure ends in Santaliestra after navigating a quieter yet still slightly difficult bit of water.

Throughout the course of the morning there will be ample time to soak up the views of the sublime landscape, scenery and terrain around us, with this area of the Aragones Pyrenees still relatively untouched and pristine, ensuring there is still an abundance of raw natural beauty.

Hopefully this morning of fun will encourage you to further indulge in the highly addictive activity of whitewater rafting.

This is one of the most delightful and thrilling ways to spend a morning in the Aragones Pyrenees – book now to experience!