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Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, Torla

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#1 of 98 in Parks in Aragon

Must see · National Park · Nature / Park

Hike through the lush forests of the Pyrenees mountains at Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, the park features a landscape of towering summits reaching heights of up to 1,700 m (5,500 ft). Pack a picnic to eat at one of the many rest areas that boast impressive views of Mount Perdido and the surrounding peaks. Appreciate the rich flora and fauna of both the Atlantic and the Mediterranean while hiking through the Ordesa Valley. If you’re feeling adventurous, opt for the challenging seven-hour trail that takes you along the river gorge and past many of the park’s famous waterfalls. Use our Torla online trip planner to add Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park and other attractions to your Torla vacation plans.

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By Luchoverdesoto

This is a place with many possibilities of entertainment depending on your physical abilities, time of the year and your own perspectives of what to accomplish. There is a serious of trails, all of... more »
By AlbertSalichs

Parque Nacional Ordesa y Monte Perdido is the best Natural Park in Aragonese Pyrenees, in the North of Spain near the border with France. In the middle of August we stayed in the surroundings of... more »

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By Yo

Amazing place and views! It's a must on your trip. The mountains and the river, the waterfalls, it's just marvellous. The staff is incredibly nice around the national park. They'll help you plan your visits more than you can expect. Tip: if you're going hiking, wear comfy clothes and shoes, and bring plenty of water. And please, please, take care of the environment! Don't throw away any waste. If you're travelling with dogs, it's obliged to have them on the leash.

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By Leo van der Werf

It is not possible to show the immensity of the canyon on pictures. Everywhere you look, you are surrounded by the "walls" of the mountains. Very impressive

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