Snowshoeing ascent to Pico Pelopín from Ordesa and Tena Valley, Huesca

Imagine yourself in a place where, despite its moderate altitude, you are offered an unparalleled panorama of the most stunning landscapes in the Aragonese Pyrenees. From this privileged vantage point, you can admire the majestic Sierra de Tendeñera, located just to the north, showcasing all its splendor. Additionally, at your feet lies the breathtaking canyon of the Arazas River, alongside the iconic peaks of the Ordesa Valley: the Taillon, the Casque, the Marboré, the Monte Perdido, and many other emblematic summits.

Looking to your right, you’ll marvel at the imposing silhouette of the Cotiella Massif, while on your left rises the impressive Sierra de la Partacua, with the striking Peña Telera as its star feature. Turning your gaze to the south, you’ll spot the unmistakable profile of the Tozal de Guara in the distance, a symbol of the Pre-Pyrenees, while closer by, the Peña Oroel stands as a sentinel on the horizon.

How to Reach the Starting Point

To enjoy these views, the access is easy and convenient. Simply head to the parking area located at the eastern entrance of the Cotefablo tunnel, a spot that is easily accessible and places you right in the heart of this unique natural setting. From here, your adventure begins, leading you to some of the most unforgettable views imaginable.

Experience Nature Like Never Before

If you’re a lover of nature, mountain landscapes, and unforgettable experiences, this spot offers you the chance to disconnect and reconnect with the beauty of the Pyrenees. The contrast between towering peaks, rocky formations, deep valleys, and canyons will leave you speechless.

Whether you’re an experienced mountaineer or simply looking for a special place to enjoy the peace of the mountains, this destination has something for everyone. Get ready to capture incredible photographs, breathe fresh air, and immerse yourself in the magic of the Pyrenees.

Tips for Your Visit

• Proper Gear: Wear comfortable shoes, suitable mountain clothing, and bring enough water to stay hydrated.
• Respect the Environment: Remember that you’re in a protected natural area. Enjoy the landscape but ensure you leave no trace of your visit.
• Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn are ideal for enjoying spectacular colors and pleasant temperatures, although each season offers its own unique charm.