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TOURIST EXPERIENCES 2016 NIGHT IN IGLOO (ASOCIACIÓN TURÍSTICA VALLE DE TENA) A unique experience in the country that gives you the possibility to sleep in full nature under the starry sky of the Pyrenees in winter. The activity begins by making a snowmobile route or sled pulled by Nordic dogs in a spectacular snowy landscape. We will build an igloo where you can spend the night in the purest Eskimo style, in the most comfortable way, enjoying the snowy mountains, the moon and the stars to dawn in a fabulous environment. And we will also taste typical Aragonese products of the Tena Valley in the heat of the fire in a mountain refuge. All this accompanied by professionals. What this experience includes? Reservations and contact • Availability : Winter ✓ Mountain guide TENA PARK, S.L. • Min Age : 5+ ✓ Dinner and breakfast Carretera de Francia s/n, 22663, Transport in sleds and snowmobile Tramastilla de Tena, Huesca • Max People : 20 ✓ Items not included (+34) 693 695 580 x Bring warm, waterproof and www.tenapark.com thermal clothing x Personal hygiene kit x Polarized goggles and ski boots ENOAVENTÚ RATE. MUSHING BETWEEN VINEYARDS (LA RUTA DE LA GARNACHA) Experience of active and unique participation in the art of traveling on a sled pulled by Nordic dogs, exploring and discovering splendid and majestic landscapes among the vineyards of La Ruta de la Garnacha (Borja, Zaragoza). The activity is totally accessible and in it we show not only the landscape richness but also the importance of some crops that dynamize the economy of our surroundings. Current tourist packages include a sleigh ride with dogs and various activities such as the visit to the Palace of the Counts of Bureta, meals in local restaurants, visits to wineries, vintage night or country lunches Recommendations: • 229/5000 The rides are subject to cancellations or changes of day if the Availability : Autumm, ambient temperature equals or exceeds 14 Reservations and contact spring and summer degrees Celsius (for safety and well-being LA RUTA DE LA GARNACHA CON Where: Fuendejalón of dogs) and if the weather conditions are AVENTURA BAJO CERO adverse. c/ Nueva, 6, 50540 • The shoes should be adequate and the Borja, Zaragoza clothes comfortable and according to the (+34) 638 332 859 seasonal season. [email protected] • The following accessories are recommended: www.aventurasbajocero.com a headwear (gloves) and gloves. • In case of rain we provide a poncho per person. LIVING THE PYRENEES ((ASOCIACIÓN DE TURISMO ORNITOLÓGICO Y NATURAL DEL PIRINEO ARAGONÉS) Explore and know how you live in the Pyrenees. The activities of Vive el Pirineo are aimed at children and their parents so that they learn and can better value their cultural and natural heritage. There are two types of activities: Connected to the natural world: In search of the Bearded Vulture, Ethnobotanical Tour, The secret life of orchids. Actions that are developed in the rural world: Spinning our wool, Cattle for a day, Honey bees, Adventures in the chicken coop and The secret of Jánovas. A great occasion to arouse the curiosity of the little ones. Services • A minimum number of participants is required to perform the activities • Several departures from different locations Reservations and contact • Discounts for families ASOCIACIÓ N DE TURISMO ORNITOLÓ GICO Y DE NATURALEZA DEL PIRINEO ARAGONÉ S (ATONPA) Benasque, Huesca (+34) 626 159 224 [email protected] www.atompa.com NOT A DAY OF YOUR LIFE WITHOUT EMOTION IN ARAGON (ASOCIACIÓN DE TURISMO DEPORTIVO DE ARAGÓN (TDA) No matter what time of year you choose to visit us. It does not matter if you travel alone, with your family or with friends. It does not matter what your age and what you are looking for … because in Aragón you can ALWAYS experience an adventure for you. We accompany you by land, water and air; walking, paddling, paddling, horseback riding … We assure you to live a journey that you will not forget, totally experimental from different angles in authentic environments. In Aragon, everything is dreamed of, we go to the mountains, we go to the river, we go to the forest, we go to the countryside, we go to the lake, we go to the sky and we can do it running, walking, donkey, whistling, swimming !!! and even flying !!!. Services: Reservations and contact • Availability : Winter Activities in all places of • ASOCIACIÓ N ARAGONESA DE • Min Age : 5+ Aragon TURISMO DEPORTIVO (TDA) Hundreds of adventure activities • Max People : 20 • (+34) 658 176 166 Safe activities, with monitors • [email protected] and all the guarantees www.tdaragon.com SNOWCOOKING GUAYANTE-CERLER (ASOCIACIÓN TURÍSTICA EMPRESARIAL DEL VALLE DE BENASQUE) It is the perfect and exclusive symbiosis between gastronomy and skiing. A unique experience of high gastronomy in the heart of the highest mountains of the Pyrenees. At the closing of the station 50 attendees take advantage of the last climb of the chairlift to descend by empty tracks to where the event takes place. Later they offer with cava watching the sunset, following with tastings of the best wines and an exclusive menu of the school of hostelry of Guayente. As a culmination a spectacular nocturnal descent illuminated by torches takes, skiing, the attendants until Cerler 1500. Recommendations: Availability : Winter • Capacity limited to 40 Reservations and contact Where: Telesilla Cerler people ARAMÓ N CERLER Aramón • Ski equipment essential Cerler, Benasque, Huesca Max People : 40 • Reservation required (+34) 974 551 012 personas [email protected] www.cerler.com PREPYR 365. PLAY PREPIRINEO (ASOCIACIÓN TURÍSTICA VALLE DE TENA) For the more active these routes by the Pre-Pyrenees of Aragon are unique. Two great mountain bike trails in which everything: accommodation, repairs, gastronomy … is oriented towards the needs of the sportsman. Two cycle routes: Prepirenaica Slow, which joins 4 stages Bierge and Sos del Rey Católico through 182 kilometers of tracks and local roads and the Prepirenaica All Mountain, with a more technical and demanding profile and linking Alquézar with Luesia, also in 4 stages and 235 kilometers. Finally the Prepirenaica Trail is a challenge that every senderista or runner should live. A route of 227 km with long stages that connect populations, seeking to crown the high parts of the mountain ranges and visit magical corners. What this experience includes? ✓ Half-board stays Reservations and contact ✓ Transportation of luggage PREPYR 365 ✓ Transfer to starting point (+34) 974 22 98 70 ✓ Consult what else they include [email protected] according to the chosen route www.prepyr365.com Items not included x Bicycle and sports equipment x Consult electric and mountain bike rental THE MINE OF SENSATIONS (COMARCA CUENCAS MINERAS) You will go down to the mine “Will be seen” with mining safety equipment in the personnel transport carriages of the mine. You will descend through a general gallery with a 36- degree incline along 200 linear meters to reach a mining gallery on level ground. There you will discover the different types of tools, recreations of the mining works and a coal slab open to the public, unique in Spain, so that you can get a very close idea of what it was like to work in a lignite mine. Services ✓ Booking essential ✓ Guided visit ✓ 75 minutes duration Reservations and contact MUSEO MINERO DE ESCUCHA Calle Carretera, s/n, 44770 Escucha, Teruel (+34) 978 75 67 05 [email protected] www.museomineroescucha.es THE FANTASY OF ALAMEDA (UTEBO LOCAL GOVERNMENT) These summer evenings are held on the banks of the Ebro in small groups, less than 30 people. It is a journey in which all the senses have room. The spectator is immersed in a landscape scenery in which you can interact and discover the presence of different artistic works: sculpture, music, classical and contemporary dance, lyrical singing, performance … The presence of the artistic work is discovered as an element in symbiosis with the energy of the landscape. Recommendations: • The activity takes place on the Availability : Verano banks of the Ebro, comfortable Reservations and contact Where: Utebo footwear is recommended TRARUTAN Max People : 30 people • Proper clothing, at night you may need some warmth (+34) 649 892 799 • We recommend turning off the [email protected] phone at the beginning of the www.trarutan.com route MY FRIENDS: THE BEES (ASOCIACIÓN TURISMO VERDE DE HUESCA) Bees are fascinating insects. In the classroom “My friends: the bees”, in the middle of the Pyrenees, a 2 hour tour with a beekeeper to know his world. Photographs, explanatory panels, traditional cane and wood clusters, observation hives and an amusing talk about beekeeping. An experience of unique approach to get to know the life of these essential beings in nature. Informations: Availability : Booking • Guided activity with Guided Visit, Summer specialized monitors Where: Aínsa Reservations and contact Minimun Age: +2 • Two hours duration CASA LANAU • Reservations required C/ La Iglesia, 1 • For the entire family Latorrecilla, Ainsa, Huesca (+34) 974 500 755 [email protected] www.apícola.casalanau.com ALBARRACIN AVENTURE (COMARCA SIERRA DE ALBARRACÍN) Albarracín Aventura is a multi-adventure park that offers fun for all ages. From giant zip lines (130 meters), archery and multi-adventure circuits to a passive safety circuit in which small intrepid can cross a river over crocodiles, cross the jungle between lianas or save the princess from the dragon tower. Imagination to power! Informations: • They are sports activities: come with suitable footwear Availability : All year • We are in a mountain area: Reservations and contact Minimun Age: +2 remember to protect ALBARRACÍN AVENTURA yourself from the sun Carretera A 1512, Km 38 • Dress comfortably. Torres de Albarracín, Teruel • Do not forget to hydrate (+34) 618 540 361 [email protected] www.albarracinaventura.com ORWELL ROUTE (COMARCA DE LOS MONEGROS) A cultural tourism route that brings us closer to the most tragic and recent history of our history.
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    SLOW DRIVING ARAGÓN ROUTE "THE WONDERS OF THE TENA VALLEY AND THE SERRABLO REGION" This route takes us to the Alto Gállego region to discover the magic and charm of the Pyrenean landscape. The headwaters of the Gállego River and its tributaries are the main axis of the region. South of the river lies the Serrablo region, where we can enjoy its beautiful Romanesque churches, such as those of Lárrede, San Juan de Busa, Oliván.... We will also enjoy a magnificent view of the valley from its various lookout points: Forests, lakes,... and the beautiful Lanuza and Búbal reservoirs. The great wealth of rivers makes the Alto Gállego region the perfect place for practising exciting sports activities, as well as for travelling through countless hiking and cycling routes.... We will visit charming villages with typical Pyrenean architecture; we will enjoy ourselves with the family while observing animals in semi-freedom in Lacuniacha or feel the thrill of the spectacular rope slide in Hoz de Jaca. And if you are looking for relaxation, there is nothing better than skiing in the Formigal and Panticosa resorts or bathing in the thermal waters amidst a spectacular landscape. Route "the wonders of the tena valley and the serrablo region" SLOW DRIVING ARAGÓN Route "the wonders of the tena valley and the serrablo region" SLOW DRIVING ARAGÓN IF WE START THE ROUTE IN LÁRREDE START Lárrede is a Spanish village that currently belongs to the municipality of Sabiñánigo in the province of Huesca. It belongs to the region of Alto Gállego, in the Autonomous Community of Aragón Lárrede At the gates of the Aragonese Pyrenees and on the left bank of the Gállego, only 8 kilometres from Sabiñánigo, lies the beautiful municipality of Lárrede.
  • Glacial Evolution of the Upper Gallego Valley (Panticosa Mountains and Ribera De Biescas, Aragonese Pyrenees, Spain)^

    Glacial Evolution of the Upper Gallego Valley (Panticosa Mountains and Ribera De Biescas, Aragonese Pyrenees, Spain)^

    lo^ Pirineos, 138: 83 a 78, JACA; 1991 GLACIAL EVOLUTION OF THE UPPER GALLEGO VALLEY (PANTICOSA MOUNTAINS AND RIBERA DE BIESCAS, ARAGONESE PYRENEES, SPAIN)^ ENRIQUE SERRANO-CAÑADAS* ABSTRACT.- Glacial evolution in the upper Gallego Valley has been established by studying erosional and depositional land forms. Ten pulsations, related to five phases are described: Premaximal (F. G. 0), attributed to Middle Pleistocene; Peniglacier, with three expanding pulsations (F.G. 1, 2 y 3), is attributed to the Upper Pleistocene; Finipleniglacial with two phases of dynamic (F.G. 4 y 5') and climatic (F.G. 5) equilibrium associated with the Pleistocene déglaciation; high mountain phase (F.G. 6 y 7), with two morphogenetic episodies; and the Holocene pulses from the Little Ice Age. RESUMEN.- Evolución glaciar del Alto Gallego (Montañas de Panticosa y Ribera de Biescas, Pirineo aragonés). Se reconstruye la evolución glaciar del Alto Gallego a partir del estudio de las formas de erosión y acumulación glaciar. Se describen diez pulsaciones, correspondientes a cinco fases mayores: Premáximo (F.G.O.), atribuido al Pleistoceno medio; Pleniglaciar, con tres pulsaciones de expansión (F.G. 1,2 y 3), del Pleistoceno reciente; el Finipleniglaciar,con fases de equilibrio dinámico (F.G. 4y 5')y climático (F.G. S), ligadas a la deglaciación pleistocena; las fases de alta montaña, con dos pulsaciones (F.G. 6 y 7), atribuidas al Tardiglaciar; y las fases holocenas, de la Pequeña Edad del Hielo. RESUME.- Évolution glaciaire de Haut Gallego (montagnes de Panticosa et Rivage de Biescas, Pyrénées aragonaises). On étudie l'évolution glaciaire du Haut Gallego à partir de l'étude des formes d'érosion et accumulation glaciaire.