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Canal Roya
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Page Type: Route
Location:
Huesca, Spain, Europe
Lat/Lon:
42.77610°N / 0.4593°W
Route Type:
Hike / Scramble
Time Required:
Most of a day
Difficulty:
PD
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Page By:
Diego Sahagún
Created/Edited: Aug 21, 2003 / Aug 21, 2003
Object ID: 158552
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Approach
Take the trail at Km 670.7 of the road N-330 and hike to Cabaña de Lacuart (25 min), wich is placed on the other side of the Río de Canal Roya.
Cabaña de Lacuart (1.550 m)
It's a shack used by the herdsmen. The cabaña is in good condition and pertains to the Canfranc government. It has 5 places, table and chimney. In the neighbourhood of the shack there is a water source and firewood.
Route Description
Follow the trail (GR-11) NE-E (along El Mal Paso)-SE and S wards so it climbs La Rinconada and El Salto del Agua until reaching Majada de Anayet (3 h 45 min). Turn right (W) towards the summit passing Collado Rojo (2.440 m) to the base of the peak (NE), an 8 meter chimney that leads to a steep (from right to left) meadow until the flat top of Anayet (4 h 30 min). Be careful when using the cable between Collado Rojo and the base of the peak.
Essential Gear
Take crampons, ice axe and rope early in the season. A compass, altimeter and map would be very useful even in the summer months.
Additions and Corrections[ Post an Addition or Correction ] | eza | Route Comment | | 
Hasn't voted | Parking lot by Casa Anglasé (just before Rioseta): 42º 46.38 N/ 00º 30.40 W (1376 meters high).
Cabaña de Lacuart: 42º 47.26 N/ 00º 28.52 W
Bridge over the Rio de Canal Roya: 42º 47.28 N /00º 29.02 W.
Ibones de Anayet: 42º 46.46 N/ 00º 27.03 W | | Posted Mar 9, 2004 8:32 am |
| eza | Route Comment | | 
Hasn't voted | Accidents are occasionally reported at the Rinconada, just before reaching the plateau of the Ibones de Anayet. Be careful there when attempting this route if you find the place covered with snow. It's a north face and it might be icy. | | Posted Nov 3, 2004 9:18 am |
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