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| Embalse de Arguis   | 
| Page Type: Route Location: Huesca, Spain, Europe Lat/Lon: 42.30956°N / 0.42624°W GPX File: Download GPX » View Route on Map Route Type: Hiking, Mountaineering Season: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter Time Required: Half a day Difficulty: Walk-up
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| Page By: Rafa Bartolome Created/Edited: Mar 18, 2009 / Jan 11, 2012 Object ID: 499087 Hits: 889 Loading... Page Score: 86.52% - 3 Votes Loading... Vote: Log in to vote |
Overview
The normal route and most frequented route have trailhead in the Dam of Arguis (970m).
Getting There
In Huesca you take the E-7/A-23 in direction Sabiñanigo / Jaca for 20km. Before the Puerto de Monrepós we arrive to the exit to Arguis. The dam have a small parking near of the village of Arguis.
Route Description
In the parking (970m) we cross it continuing the signs of path to circulate of the dam. The trail continues during 2.6 km, passing next to the starting signal of the ravine of Las Calmas, until a turn to the left to enter to a new ravine, abandoning the trail by the sign that indicates Pico Gratal. Continuing the firebreak, with the yellow signs of Gas, we reach a ramp that is abandoned fortunately for some large cairn (milestones), to the right one (S.W.), that introduce us in the welcoming shadow of the pine forest. The winding path well marked carries us to a new trail, but the milestones guide us to the right until reaching the hillock d' you Pines (1.440 m) and an elevation, with crossing of trails, since the one that we see the summit.
We descend now to the fields of Fenés that carry us to the bottom of the rock. The trail revolves to the left and immediately some milestones in the slopes appear that permit to catch it if is desired. At any rate we reach the start of the ramp N. of the summit. The strong slope is attacked for an open path in the tunnel of boxwood, always evident thanks to the open furrow in the thickets by the multitude of people that have climbed this popular summit. The slope smooths out itself to reach the extensive top, with privileged views in all the directions, with the remainder of the Sierra de Gratal, the nearby Sierra de Guara, the plain of Huesca or the Pyrenean range.
Essential GearTwo good cans for the descent of the summit.
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