Alquezar Aventura

Alquézar Aventura brings you everything you can experience in the Sierra de Guara, in Huesca, with activities in its ravines and rivers in the heart of its Natural Park. You have the best alternatives to avoid being hot in summer here with us.

We are located less than a kilometer from the town of Alquézar, in Somontano, Huesca. From there we leave for the canyons of the Sierra de Guara and also the rivers of the upper Pyrenees.

We bet on the best sensations of adventure with:

• Canyoning. Descents through the limestone recesses of Guara that form slides, jumps, pools, falls and all kinds of unique formations.

• Via ferratas. Walls and ravines equipped with iron ladders, Tibetan bridges and ropes to navigate these mountainous features from above.

• Rafting. The Ésera, Ara and Gállego rivers, in the Pyrenees, are the setting for rafting and descending their channels between splashes, jumps and turns.

• Hiking. Paths and paths both in the Sierra de Guara and in the Pyrenees.

We are available all year round for you to come and get in touch with your favorite adventure sport with the best guides.

Descend the great Pyrenean rivers of the province of Huesca by rafting on a large raft. You can enjoy rapids, turbulence, unexpected turns and other obstacles with all your friends in valleys of incomparable beauty.

We make descents along the Gállego, Ara and Ésera rivers, flows that in spring and summer show all their strength and vigor.

Our inflatable rafts provide shelter for up to a maximum of 9 people who, held inside the boat, will go down the river guided by an instructor.

The little ones can come and try rafting accompanied by their parents as long as they know how to swim.

The rafting day will last between 2 and 3 hours approximately, including talks, getting to the starting point and some stops.

Bring swimwear to prepare to get wet, we will provide you with a neoprene suit, although in the hottest season it is not essential.

The via ferratas of the Sierra de Guara are a natural staircase to contemplate, like a luxury spectator, the large ravines that are hidden in this unique mountain formation in the Pyrenees of Huesca.

This type of adventure sport through ravines and rock walls is very suitable as an alternative to climbing, being more comfortable to do and with more variety.

Sections with metal stairs, rappelling, Tibetan bridges, climbing or hiking make up all the actions that the via ferrata will ask of you.

In the Sierra de Guara there are paths for all tastes, of variable length and difficulty:

• Espolón de la Virgen del Castillo, Rodellar. Very aerial via ferrata arriving at the Virgen del Castillo hermitage. Medium difficulty.

• Peñas Juntas Bierge. You will find up to 3 Tibetan bridges, including one 26 meters long. Low difficulty.

• The bridge, Rodellar. Ideal for getting started on ferratas, short in duration and with very good views of the Alcanadre River in which we can swim.

The duration of the routes will vary between 30 minutes the shortest to about 2 hours the longest.

In the Sierra y Cañones de Guara Natural Park, in Huesca, the ravines take on a special spectacular nature. Up to 7 routes through its canyons, slides and waterfalls, where you can experience a day of canyoning in style.

A particularly attractive plan in summer, with which you can escape the stifling heat and be among breathtaking landscapes while you cool off in the waters of the ravine.

The abrupt orography of this region of Somontano de Huesca is plagued with endless gaps through which to enter. We present the various ravines that you can visit:

• Vero River Canyon. The action of these waters has originated from one of the great canyons of the Natural Park. It has all the classic elements of canyoning. We will need 15 minutes to reach the ravine and about 6 hours to travel through it, plus 20 minutes to return. 7 kilometers long.

• La Peonera Canyon. 4-hour canyon descent through siphons, jumps of up to 10 meters, rapids, narrow passes flooded with water, etc. The approach lasts 1 hour but the return is immediate to the Bierge dam. 4.5 kilometers long.

• Formiga Canyon. The numerous vegetation is the hallmark of this ravine that converges with the Alcanadre River. The jumps, rappels, slides and descents will be constant. The 1,500 meters in length are crossed in 3 hours with an approach time of 50 minutes and a return time of 15.

• Dark of Balced. Very intricate ravine, with many fissures and very closed, which gives it a mysterious character. It is 1,300 meters long and can be traveled in 2 and a half hours, with an approach time of 1 hour and 15 minutes and a departure time of 45.

• The Gorgonchon. The most peculiar of all the ravines due to its rocky features. It only consists of 180 meters so it can be combined with the Formiga. Access in 20 minutes, descent in 1 hour and return in half an hour.

• Barranco del Mascún. Impressive ravine with a multitude of waterfalls in which the river runs wedged between rocks. 3.1 km long with a long access of 3 hours, 4 hours long and 2 hours back.

• Black Gorgas Canyon. This is the most technical and physically tough route with numerous swims and obstacles along the way. It has 7.5 km to cover in 5 hours with 3 minutes of approach and 15 minutes of departure.

You can also visit with us other canyons located in the heart of the Pyrenees, in the Ordesa and Monte Perdido area. You will find ravines totally different from those of Guara.

Our guides will make your journey a safe and very educational tour, teaching you all the steps to follow and letting you know theincredibleenvironment.