Via Ferrata Duendes del Sorrosal (Huesca), Aragonese Pyrenees

Looking for nature, relaxation and sport? Come to the Pyrenees: the destination that brings together everything you're looking for.

The Aragonese Pyrenees covers an area of 300 kilometres where you'll find all kinds of activities to do: climbing peaks such as Pico Aneto, for the most demanding mountaineers; exploring the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park on its many hiking trails; challenging the heights with the via ferratas and the ravines of the Sierra de Guara mountain range or making cultural visits such as to the beautiful Canfranc train station. Not forgetting, of course, stopping to ski at the Formigal ski resort.

Doing a via ferrata in the Pyrenees can be a good way to get away from the conventional hiking routes and feel the adrenaline and adventure in your body, with no need for previous experience. The Via Ferrata Duendes del Sorrosal in Broto can be the perfect via ferrata, as it is of K1 difficulty and is perfect for families and beginners. It is a simple via ferrata, but very fun with carved trunks, ladders and nets to climb. In addition, its location next to the Sorrosal Waterfall, with two jumps of 45 and 55 metres high, makes the Via Ferrata Duendes del Sorrosal one of the most beautiful via ferrata in the Pyrenees, well worth a visit!

Discover the world of via ferrata with this Via Ferrata Duendes del Sorrosal in Broto, in the Aragonese Pyrenees, just 1 hour from Huesca and Jaca!