The highest peaks of the Pyrenees tower over this natural space. Among them, the highest peaks of Aragón stand majestic: the Aneto mountain (3,404 meters) the Posets mountain (3,371 meters) and the Maladeta peak (3,308 meters) rise in a range of forty five peaks over...
The National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido is located in the Pyrenees of Huesca, in the Sobrarbe region of Aragón. The second oldest national park of Spain, it was declared as such on August 16th 1918 and named "Ordesa Valley"....
The highest peak of the Pyrenees (3404 meters). Part of the Maladeta mountain range located in the Benasque valley....
Cotiella is a calcareous mountain range of the Aragón Pyrenees. This is also the name highest peak of the range, with 2912 meters AMSL. Other important peaks are the Punta de Armeña (2822 meters AMSL), the Punta de Neiss (2751 meters AMSL) or the Cotielleta...
The Turbón range (2492 meters) contains an extensive botanical diversity, such as the Selvaplana beech grove. This limestone mountain, known as 'The Magical Mountain', is also the stage of numerous legends....
Meaning "dry mountain" in Catalan, is a range of dry wall mountains that creates a natural wall, the Finestras wall, of over 40 kilometers side by side with the Noguera Ribagorçana river....
The National Park of Aigües Tortes and the San Mauricio Lake was created in 1955 and is the only Spanish national park in the autonomous community of Catalonia....
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