Cañón de Añisclo, Escalona

They had spoken to us a lot and very well about this REMEDY, and in doing so we can assure that they are not mistaken, that everything, everything, everything they have told us falls short, that it is suitable for "all the audiences" (because if you want to only make the tour by car, although there is also for the " adventurers", that is, hiking) that one, even though the road is narrow, they are quite a few km of curves, that you have to go at a speed máx.de 20-30Km/h .... GOOD THE PENA DOME TO DO it. YOU WILL NOT BE SCFORE. I do not usually do it in my comments, but on this occasion I will do, to wake up in those who do not know these places to visit, I mean that I DO NOT EXPLAIN ONLY NOTHING MORE, so that you can check it out. Just add that from time to time you stop with the car to hear the beautiful and relaxing sound of the waters, that in some places you can also see them passing through those ravines, that you look around and discover that AWESOME WONDERFUL. Nothing else.... But... STEEL TO CHECK. ....

The access road runs between cuts, on a narrow and tortuous one-way road (in summer, because in winter two senses are left, which I do not want or imagine when two cars cross). With the peace of mind that it gives you to know that you are not going to cross paths with anyone you really enjoy this paside. And when you get to the (reduced) parking, the enjoyment of the route begins. The route of San Urbez is circular and quite easy to perform in about 45 minutes. For those who fall short, I recommend extending cannon up according to the forces of each. Getting to Cumaz is relatively easy. Then the road is steeper. Cumaz is a nice area where the river widens, there are some pools and a waterfall (beware of peeking out), and on a hot day provides a pleasant shaded restarea and the sound of water. Another possible route is to deviate towards the abandoned village of Sercué. It's not close, so it's not a route for everyone. For lovers of active tourism, Añisclo organizes canyon descents. It is essential to go with a group and guide of the area (not only for danger, but because we are in a protected space and we must respect it). The people who were enjoying that activity the day we went seemed delighted, and the super professional guides. View route maps in photos. At the end of the route you turn by another road, by the beautiful villages of Vio (spectacular views over the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido) and Buerba (beautiful village, deserves a stop and have a stop at one of its bars while it scoffs).