Crossing of 2 days in the National Park of Ordesa

 Live a unique experience

From Guias de Torla we offer you to live a unique experience. We will make a journey of two days in which we will make a bivouac in the high mountains. We will live the experience of dusk and dawn in a spectacular environment surrounded by the great mountains of the Pyrenees.

This activity is intended for all those who wish to know the high mountain area of ​​the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. From the perspective of the heights, this magnificent environment will not surprise you. On this journey we will visit emblematic places. Such as the Ciarracils viewpoint, the Sierra Custodia crossing, the Goriz Refuge, the Luenga Belt, Millaris, the Rolando Breed, Sarrades, the Port of Bujaruelo and we will ascend one of the three thousand of the Park, El Taillon.

Travel:

Day 1 Viewpoint of Cierracils to the Gap Rolando.

We will leave Torla at dawn in our 4 × 4 that by the track of Las Cutas, with restricted access, will take us to the vicinity of the Mirador de Cierracils. Once we have left the comfortable car, we will go to the viewpoint where we can see the Ordesa Valley at our feet. We will also be able to see the route of the day and the three Sosores that rise before us. From the viewpoint we will start one of the most beautiful journeys that can be made in Ordesa. For two hours we will enjoy the Ordesa valley from the heights until we reach the Goriz Refuge where we will take a short break. Through the Luenga Belt we will arrive at the Millaris hill where we will begin the ascent to the Rolando Brecha, the end of the stage. In the vicinity of La Brecha and in one of its many shelters we will set up our bivouac.

• Slope: 750m positive 150m negative
• Schedule: 6hours 30minutes
• Distance: 13km

Day 2 Brecha Rolando to San Nicolas de Bujaruelo

After having breakfast in our improvised bivouac with the beautiful views that being at 2800 meters offers us, we will ascend to (Taillon 3144m) in about an hour. We will have unbeatable views of the National Park. For the descent we will go back to the Brecha and crossing it we will enter French territory. We will descend towards the Port of Bujaruelo, passing through the Sarrades Refuge, being able to admire the famous waterfall of the Gavarni circus and its three thousand on its north face. Arrived at the Puerto de Bujaruelos in a long descent we will arrive at San Nicolas de Bujaruelo where we will be picked up to return to Torla.

• Slope: 340m positive
• Hours: 6 hours
• Distance: 7km