A 2-day trip to uncover part of the Jacobean Route (another name for the Way of St. James) and Jaca, the first political capital of the old kingdom of Aragon. Take a stroll around and visit its Citadel, St. Peter’s Cathedral, the Diocesan Museum or the Clock Tower. Don’t forget to try its delicious tapas. And if you’re a thrill-seeker, go canyoneering in the canyons of Guara, the best place in Europe to try it for the first time.
A stroll through the places you cannot miss in Jaca, such as the Citadel, St. Peter’s Cathedral, the Diocesan Museum and the Clock Tower.
The most impressive way to discover the area is a flight in a light plane from the Santa Cilia airfield. Enjoy views of the center of Jaca and its famous Citadel, and be astounded by the impressive views of Monte Cuculo, Pico Aspe and the Valle del Hecho.
This was one of the places that impressed us the most, with spectacular views of the snowy Pyrenees.Uno de los lugares que más nos impresionó, con unas vistas espectaculares de los Pirineos nevados.
A good restaurant serving Aragonese cuisine. We recommend the local Jaca stew and migas (traditional sauteed breadcrumbs) with egg.
This is the nearest town where you can stay overnight. It is just five minutes by car from the base camp where the canyoneering route starts.
This guided hike across canyons, some which are dry that you will rappel down, and in the river area, with downhill trails and free jumping into natural pools.
A great mountain refuge to stay overnight, have dinner or grab a beer at the end of the day.
The Sierra de Guara is the mecca of canyoneering and climbing in Europe. Even teams from Japan go all the way there.
Leave nothing more than your footprint behind you during activities. Pack a plastic bag in your backpack for your trash.
Canyoneering through the Guara canyons (Huesca).
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