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Trekking in the Ordesa Valley & Bujaruelo, 5 days from Torla

Trekking in the Ordesa Valley & Bujaruelo, 5 days from Torla
Ordesa waterfall
Ordesa views
Bujaruelo
Ara River

Follow Alejandro, a UIMLA mountain leader, for a fantastic 5-day adventure hiking along the stunning Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, Spain from Torla.

Group

Pyrenees

5 Days

Aug

Intermediate

Intermediate


Highlights

  • Discover outstanding views in the Aragonese Pyrenees.
  • Hike for 5 days in a dazzling location.
  • Discover the local flora and fauna of this National Park.

Description

The Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park is a must-see for outdoor lovers. Located in the Aragonese Pyrenees in Spain, this stunning National Park boasts breathtaking views and beautiful local flora and fauna. Follow me on a 5-day trip through an unforgettable path from Torla and discover this stunning spot.

I’ve organized the itinerary of this 5-day trip the following way:

Day 1: We’ll meet at Torla and explore the charming town center. Torla is one of the entrances to the national park.

Day 2: We’ll take a bus to the Ordesa valley and begin our hike towards the Goriz Hut (2,200m). Along the way, we’ll go by the Hayedo-Abetal, enjoy the waterfalls of Arripas, Estrecho and Cola de Caballo, climb the Gradas de Soaso, and delight in stunning panoramic views of Monte Perdido.

Day 3: We’ll descend through the Trail of Hunters (Senda de los Cazadores in Spanish). The path offers views of the Brecha de Rolando, the border between Spain and France. We’ll then take a bus to Torla and a ride to Bujaruelo, where we’ll spend the night.

Day 4: Our hiking path will take us along the Ara River to reach the Otal Valley, home to the Tendeñera Mountain. We might even spot some groundhogs and griffon vultures.

Day 5: Return home.

So, are you ready for a dazzling summer adventure? Then send your request and I’ll make sure you spend an incredible time here.

For more adventures in Spain, make sure to check out the trips I offer to ascend Mulhacen in Sierra Nevada and to hike around Lavaderos de la Reina.

Price includes

  • Guiding fee
  • Transport during the trip
  • Personal insurance

Price details

  • Price does not include some meals, drinks or transport to Torla.

Details

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Make sure to bring: -Mountain boots -Comfortable clothes -Sleeping bag -Hiking sticks -A change of clothes -Sunscreen -Sun glasses -Windbreaker

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About the guide

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Alejandro

4.7

(14)

Mountain Leader

UIMLA Mountain Leader | AEGM Tour guide Mountain / Mountain Leader Sports Technician

Since I was a kid I travelled around the hills and peaks of Sierra Nevada range in south Spain, going up and down the valleys that made me in love with the mountains world.

Steadily, I discovered other ranges of the Iberic peninsula such as the Pyrenees and Picos de Europa, and then I travelled to the peruvian Andes, the Amazonas jungle, the Moroccan Atlas...

Thanks to these experiences and two years of studying to become a professional mountain guide, I started a new project called Nevalia mountain guides.

I hope I can help you to make true your mountain dreams!

Certificates

AEGM | UIMLA

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What people are saying about Alejandro

Laura

Before the hike, the guide was very professional, taking the initiative to stay in touch, responding quickly, and being very flexible. Shortly before the hike, we received a message that the guide had been changed. The new guide also reached out proactively and communicated very well. During the hike, the guide was very helpful, caring, friendly, and considerate. I had two children with me (ages 11 and 9), for whom this was their first mountain hike. The guide adjusted to their pace, making the hike truly enjoyable. Throughout the hike, we saw many breathtaking views and mountain goats, experiencing both challenging ascents and easier descents. My family was extremely satisfied with the hike!

Eugenijus

The trip was great. Unfortunately, due to very bad weather conditions, we were not able to climb to the top of the Toubkal

Robert

Our guide was actually Ruben. Alejandro was sick. Ruben was just great. Definitely 5 stars.

Casey

Our guide was changed on us last minute. Before the hike, I had missed the messages from the guide because the notifications went to a weird place in my email inbox. Because we messaged him late, he cancelled on us. I was worried we wouldn't be able to go on the hike at all. Luckily, we ended up going with a different guide, Victoria, who was lovely.

Daliah


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