The Sierra de Guara is one of the star destinations for those looking for the perfect mix of nature, adventure, culture and relaxation. This place, located in the pre-Pyrenees of the province of Huesca is, among other things, an ideal destination for canyoning, as you can practice more than 40 different descents of all levels. <\/p>\n
Beyond the descent of ravines, the options offered by the Sierra and Guara Canyons Natural Park are almost endless. Visitors can delight in the intense blue offered by its multiple natural pools, such as the Salto de Bierge or the Fuente de Tamara; walk along its hiking routes such as the route of the Alqu\u00e9zar footbridges; visit medieval villages, such as the picturesque Alqu\u00e9zar; practice adventure sports, such as canyoning, climbing or via ferratas; visit the rock art shelters or go to the neighbouring towns of Barbastro or A\u00ednsa. <\/p>\n
Canyoning is the star activity in the Sierra de Guara, one of the best destinations in the world for its practice. With options for canyoning for all audiences from 6 years old. Enjoy a natural water park and start rappelling. A memorable experience that you can’t miss. You can choose between the descent of the Vero river, La Peonera, the Formiga, Basender, Oscuros de Balc\u00e9s, Masc\u00fan, Gorgas Negras, etc. Enjoy a natural water park and start rappelling. <\/p>\n
One of the most beautiful villages in Spain declared a historical and artistic heritage. Visit its magnificent Collegiate Church, an asset of cultural interest and historical heritage of Spain; the old Plaza Mayor (now Plaza de Mos\u00e9n Rafael Ayerbe); the Gothic fa\u00e7ade; the Hermitage of the Virgen de las Nieves… and always with spectacular views. <\/p>\n
Visit the UNESCO World Heritage rock art shelters inside the Vero River Cultural Park. There are three different routes that leave from Alqu\u00e9zar and in which we can find different areas of Palaeolithic cave paintings. The route of Quizans and Chimiachas, the route of the Covachos de las Mallatas and the route of the caves of Trucho and Arp\u00e1n are very interesting visits nestled in a unique natural setting that amazes all visitors. <\/p>\n
Those initiated in adventure sports will be able to find multiple climbing routes of varying difficulty; as well as via ferrata not suitable for those who suffer from vertigo. One of the areas known internationally for its spectacular views and that attracts a multitude of visitors from different countries every year. <\/p>\n
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