30 hiking routes through the Province of INDEX

PRE-PYRENEES AND CINCO VILLAS 01. Malpaso Path > Santo Domingo 2 02. Val de Castellar > Castejón de Valdejasa 4 03 > Los Bañales > Biota 6 04. > Los Aguarales de Valpalma 8 05. Biel > Pool Pigalo 10 06. Sos del Rey Católico > Roita Castle 13

MONCAYO 07. Moncayo Peak Route 16 08. Tarazonica Green Route and Malón Water Museum 20 09. > Bollón 22 10. Ambel > Maleján > Borja 24 11. From Alcalá de Moncayo to Añón through the Morana Valley 27

ARANDA / JALÓN / PUBLISHED BY 12. > San Cristóbal Hermitage 3 30 The Zaragoza Council Tourist Board 13. Sierra de Vicor, ascent to Rayo Peak 33 Plaza de España, 2. 50071 Zaragoza 14. Sanctuary and La Dehesa viewpoint 37 Phone: +34 976 212 032 15. La Requijada Waterfall 39 [email protected] 16. > 41 www.zaragozalaprovincia.es

CARIÑENA / / 17. Pool de Los Chorros (lagoon) in Belchite 44 18. The Surroundings of 46 PRODUCTION 19. The Surroundings of 49 Comunicación y Medios de Aragón, S.L. 20. Valhondo de Aladrén Ravine 52 (Aragón Communication and Media S.L.) 21. The Gunpowder Route 54 Hernán Cortés, 37. 50005 Zaragoza Phone: 976 700 400 LOWER TEXT, GRAPHICS AND PHOTOGRAPHY 22. Nuestra Señora de Dos Aguas and Castellet de Faió 56 Taken from Civitur - Cinco Villas, Tierras del Moncayo, 23. Lakes 60 Paths of Aragón, The Tourist Board 24. Route through Guadalope from 63 Santiago Cabello, Amado Martínez, Javier San Román 25. Route through the Montler hermitage in Sástago 66 and Absolut Media Archives.

Translations: Imagine English CENTRAL EBRO DESIGN AND EDITING 26. El Castellar hermitage 69 Comunicación y Medios de Aragón, S.L. // Laura Monesma 27. Through the Alcubierre mountain range and The San Caprasio Hermitage 72 PRINTED BY 28. María de Huerva Plains 75 ISAC Artes Gráficas (ISAC Graphic Arts) 29. Alagón > Grisén through the Jalón aqueduct 77 30. La Cartuja Wetlands > The Francés Grove 80 LEGAL DEPOSIT Z-4579-2008

1 MAP OF PROVINCE

PRE-PYRENEES AND CINCO VILLAS MONCAYO / JALÓN / JILOCA PRE-PYRENEES AND CINCO VILLAS 01. Malpaso Path > Santo Domingo 07. Moncayo Peak Route 12. Calcena > San Cristóbal Hermitage 02. Val de Castellar > Castejón de Valdejasa 08. Tarazonica Green Route and Malón Water Museum 13. Sierra de Vicor, ascent to Rayo Peak 03. Layana > Los Bañales > Biota 09. Tabuenca > Bollón 14. Jaraba Sanctuary and La Dehesa viewpoint MONCAYO 04. Piedratajada > Los Aguarales de 10. Ambel > Maleján > Borja 15. La Requijada Waterfall 05. Biel > Pool Pigalo 11. From Alcalá de Moncayo to Añón through the Morana Valley 16. Aldehuela de Liestos > Cimballa 06. Sos del Rey Católico > Roita Castle ARANDA / JALÓN / JILOCA

CARIÑENA / DAROCA / BELCHITE CARIÑENA / DAROCA / BELCHITE 17. Pool de Los Chorros (lagoon) in Belchite 18. The Surroundings of Moyuela 19. The Surroundings of Villanueva de Huerva LOWER EBRO 20. Valhondo de Aladrén Ravine 21. The Villafeliche Gunpowder Route

CENTRAL EBRO LOWER EBRO 22. Nuestra señora de Dos Aguas and Castellet de Faió 23. Chiprana Lakes 24. Route through Guadalope from Caspe 25. Route through the Montler hermitage in Sástago

CENTRAL EBRO 26. El Castellar hermitage 27. Through the Alcubierre mountain range and The San Caprasio Hermitage 28. María de Huerva Plains 29. Alagón > Grisén through the Jalón aqueduct 30. La Cartuja Wetlands > The Francés Grove

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Route to Reaching the summit of Mon- cayo makes for an exceptional the Peak of experience for nature lovers. The Moncayo shortest and most logical route, is also the most frequented, even though it has its difficulties >Duration given its gradient from its begin- Around four hours, ascent/descent. nings, rising 650 metres in just

>Difficulty two kilometres and a half, there- Medium-high, due to unevenness. fore a steady pace is best.

>Recommended time of the year All year round, although the route The Sanctuary may be reached is made more difficult by winter’s by car, both from and low temperatures and may prove San Martín, or from the Monas- dangerous. Therefore, good equipment: mountain boots, walking stick, drinking tery of Veruela. Once past the water, food, a good map and warm Sanctuary, next to the beautiful clothing, are a must. In spring, both, the path leading to the spring and vegetation and the views are superb. the San Gaudioso hermitage, a path close to a spring appears on the right. The path is well signed Lituénigo Farm Worker Museum with white and yellow marks. Plaza de la Iglesia s/n Phone 658 676 866 SAN MARTÍN DE LA VIRGEN DEL The route can’t be missed, as MONCAYO the path itself leads us to Loma Mycology Centre C/ Santa Catalina s/n del Moncayo (hillock). Firstly are many milestones. Walking the peak of Moncayo on the right, Phone 976 192 166 amongst pines, later turning to along a gentle ridge allows us to the peak of Lobera on the left, in see both cirques, San Gaudioso front of us Castilla and behind Moncayo Witchcraft and the right to finish up at the Sanc- Superstition Museum tuary and El Cucharón. on the left and San Miguel on the Aragón. C/ Sagrado Corazón de Jesús s/n. Phone 976 198 819 right. After which, the road zigzags to At this point the landscape ma- D.O. Wine Museum. Monastery of Veruela. abandon the pinewood, slowly Far to the right, the peak can be jestically appears. From here to Phone 976 649 025 / 976 288 881 leading us to the San Miguel made out. Slowly we reach Palo- the peak, around fifteen min- (guided) / www.campodeborja.com Cirque. Here, the path diverges ma del Moncayo (2250 metres). utes, with the company of the San Martín de Moncayo Gomar Hotel/Restaurant becoming steep and stony and The tough part is already done. cierzo (the cold North wind) that, Camino de la Gayata s/n There are two big milestones according to tradition has its ori- Phone 976 192 101 / 609 488 360 / one should take the left. Al- www.hotelgomar.com though the road is clear there signalling the point, we can see gin here.

Hiking Routes through the Province of Zaragoza 16 17 At the peak an image of The Virgin route in itself will add a little more of the Pilar, a cross, the geodesic than two hours to the ascent. vertex and remains of ­ancient constructions can be found. On Another proposal could be to a clear day the Pyrenees can be park in Agramonte, where the seen. We are at highest point of San Martín and the Monastery of the Ebro Valley and the Iberian Veruela roads meet, at 1085 me- System: 2 316 metres above sea tres. From here the route can be level. continued by road, until the first crossing with the GR 90.1, at the The descent can be done along the Tarazona refuge point, a large same path, gentle until the Loma building on the left side of the and steeper to the Sanctuary. road. This route takes one and a half-hours, from Agramonte to There are three ways of taking a the Sanctuary. longer and more enjoyable route. From the Los Frailes Fountain, One option would be to park at where there is a parking place at a the «Fernando El Católico» youth sharp bend on the right side of the campsite. From here to the Sanc- road, about 300 metres of incline tuary the GR 90.1 may be taken, and about 45 minutes more are from Lituénigo leading us through added to the route. This option beautiful woods, taking a shortcut, is more advisable than the route with never ending zigzags, this from the Sanctuary.

Moncayo, at 2316 metres, is the highest elevation of the Iberian System. Its imposing form over the Ebro plains is perfectly visible from all over the area, especially on clear days the mountain can be observed from the Pyrenees. In addition the beautiful views, the variety of vegetation and fauna are fantastic in this area.

Hiking Routes through the Province of Zaragoza 18 19 PRE-PYRENEES AND CINCO VILLAS > MONCAYO aRANDA / JALÓN / JILOCA caRIÑENA / DAROCA / BELCHITE loWER EBRO 08 centRAL EBRO Tarazonica Via The Malón Water Museum offers Verde (Green an original, large-screen, audio- Route) and the visual display on the formation, route, nature and the villages of Malón Water the Malón basin which includes Museum a voice over explanation. A beau- tiful slideshow is also projected

> Duration onto the wall along with panels If both activities are combined the showing the geology of the area whole day and the fauna and flora of the > Difficulty Queiles River. One ends at the Low. Drinking water and food for the magnificent viewpoint where Via Verde route and sun protection is most of the river’s basin, which advisable in summer. Moncayo overlooks, can be con- > Recommended time of the year templated. On a clear day even Spring and autumn. In summer avoiding the midday hours is advisable. the peaks of the Pyrenees may be seen.

After the visit, starting at Malón station, the 22 kilometres route Tarazona We propose a visit Information Department of the Tarazonica Via Verde be- Pza. San Francisco, 1 gins. From Malón we can walk to the Malón Water Phone 976 199 076 / 976 640 074 Museum combined www.tarazona.org towards Tarazona, 9 kilometres with a route along later, the path is very well pre- Islam Interpretation Centre the Tarazonica Plaza Mayor, 6 pared and can be covered on foot Via Verde, an old Phone 976 199 210 or by bicycle. The route is suit- railway track, Tarazona Monumental Tarazona Foundation able for all visitors. nowadays prepared Plaza España, 8 for walks or biking. www.tarazonamonumental.es Crossing the river lowland takes place amongst croplands, The route goes Grisel Castle a complex course of ditches olive, almond and fruit trees. along the Queiles’ C/ Castillo de Grisel, 8 riverbank, a flat Phone 976 239 628 make up a large irrigation sys- tem dating from the x i x century, One easily reaches monumental and gentle course Pottery Museum making the most of the river Tarazona, whose urban area, full shows river’s use by C/ Alta s/n locals. Individual visit Phone: 659 666 367 and watering the lands to the of civil and religious buildings, de- Group visit Phone: 976 198 819 base of the valley. The route serves a visit.

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Tabuenca The route starts at Tabuenca, the right. A few metres later, the North direction, to take later the track turns left. >Bollón old road to , descend- ing to cross the El Molino ravine. To start climbing one should continue straight on along a All over this area Crossing the ravine, ignoring the wide grassy path, cross the Hoya marks left by Military > Duration One and a half-hours on foot. pass on the left, one ascends Gallán ravine that we then leave Orders are still besides farmlands (ignoring the on the other side to follow on to visible. Mallén was the > Difficulty detour on the right) later con- the right. headquarter of the Medium. tinuing down the Coscollera hill San Juan de Jerusalem > Recommended time of the year onto the Santa Barbara hermit- We continue to the mouth of the Order, inheriting the All year round. age ruins. ravine to reach the main hill of possessions of the El Bollón, from where the Ebro Temple and extending One arrives at another fork Valley can be seen. After about its domain to , , where the path to Talamantes 30 minutes the peak of El Bollón Ambel, Fuendejalón is abandoned, then follows the can be reached (1036 metres). and Talamantes. track on the right. Some 100 The presence of metres later we take the fork to the dinamic morish the right along a path leading to population can be El Collado de Coscollera, until observed in the crossing El Molino stream. Mudejar buildings of . The Borja From the ravine, the route as- same happened at the Information Department cends between walls, now cob- villages of Alberite Plaza de España, 1 Phone 976 852 001 bled, exiting again onto the Can- and Ambel, as did in Ainzón tera track, which we follow to Agón, , Crianzas and Santo Cristo Pozuelo de Aragón and Vineyards Ctra.de Tabuenca s/n Tabuenca. One cannot Phone 976 869 696 leave the area without www.bodegas-santo-cristo.com tasting the fantastic Ambel Ambel Convent-Castle wines, especially C/ Picota, 2 sweet wine and Ainzón Phone 976 860 562 cava, Regulatory El Portal del Moncayo Restaurant Council of D.O Campo Ctra. Nacional 122 / Km 61 de Borja. Phone 976 853 000 www.elportaldelmoncayo.com

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Ambel We start at the fronton courts >Maleján in Ambel, situated to the South of the village. Here, the track >Borja leads to the local cemetery, the municipal park and to Talaman- tes via the La Fuente ravine.

>Duration Leaving the ravine to the right Around two hours on foot and about one we will direct ourselves north a half-hours by bicycle. along a paved road, to later take

>Difficulty a track on the right, crossing Medium, due to of the ascent and some crops fields and amongst descent of the route. agricultural warehouses we ar- > Recommended time of the year rive at the sporting area of the All year round. village.

Once at this spot, we descend the El Fraile ravine to then continue to the east.

We arrive at the picnic area and cross the path towards the Ta- As we reach the pass we enter the There is a fork in the road next to lamantes road which we cross, village of Borja. The track turns a corral. As we descend to the left following the Borja route on to the north to end at another lit- we reach another fork. We take Borja tle pass. We descend to the other the left, up along a path to some Collegiate Church Museum the other side, which takes us Pza. de la Virgen de la Peana through olive and almond trees side of La Valella and, after leav- corrals. We continue down the Phone 976 852 947 in a North-easterly direction. ing a path on the right side, we go valley, passing the ravine abyss. Borsao Winery Northeast around del From here the track is less steep Ctra. Nacional 122, km 63 We come to a fork and continue Phone 976 867 116 straight on, ignoring the track on Cabezuelo along a stony track. and rocky. www.bodegasborsao.com the right. One arrives at El Arco del Puntal, We cross the El Tejar path to con- Condes de Bureta Palace Residence a little cabin and a large pile of Pza de la Condesa de Bureta We cross a ditch to find an- tinue straight on, while ignoring a Phone 976 868 799 other fork with three tracks. To stones, to continue through vine- couple of tracks on the left. Tak- www.condadodebureta.com then continue along the middle yards and almond trees ignoring ing the road from Bulbuente to Borja the path on the left, we start to Ainzón to later pass by a couple of La Bóveda del Mercado Restaurant track, which, amongst cereal Pza. del Mercado, 4 fields, gently ascends to the El ascend the Huecha Valley. The forest tracks that connect on the Phone 976 868 251 Cabezuelo pass. track is quite rocky and steep. left, finally we go down towards

Hiking Routes through the Province of Zaragoza 24 25 PRE-PYRENEES AND CINCO VILLAS > MONCAYO aRANDA / JALÓN / JILOCA caRIÑENA / DAROCA / BELCHITE loWER EBRO centRAL EBRO This route ends in 11 Borja, a village with beautiful civil and religious buildings From Alcalá preserving its This route along the high stretch historic past, such de Moncayo to of the Huecha River Valley can as the Santa María be done on foot or by bicycle. Collegiate, the ancient Añón, through Parish Churches The Morana The route commences in Alcalá of San Miguel and de Moncayo, where we go along San Bartolomé and Justicia de Aragón Street. After the Santa Clara, Valley Concepción and crossing an estate. We follow a Santo Domingo track with nice views. 5 kilome- Convents. Other tres from Alcalá, we bypass the > Duration singular buildings About two hours walking, a little less corrals and a bit further turn are The Casa de las by bicycle. left to arrive at the Las Landas Conchas, nowadays corral. the Council House > Difficulty or the Misericordia Low. Sanctuary, on the We continue fording the Huecha > Recommended time of the year outskirts of the All year round. River, to reach the Morana elec- village. tric power station. We go back towards the corral to take the path below. A bit further tak- ing the left to shortly arrive at a AÑON DEL MONCAYO spring with a monolith dedicat- Interpretation Centre ed to El Marqués de Santillana. the Huecha River. We take the ford Later, crossing the tracks next to Pza. de España s/n Phone 976 070 002 Back to the main road we then across the river, arriving at the the rubbish dump and always fol- Vera de Moncayo continue until finding a path on other side of a track on the right lowing North we arrive at the old Santa María de Veruela Royal the left, which leads us to cross until finally exiting onto the road. road from Tarazona to Borja, next Cistercian Monastery Monasterio de Veruela the Huecha River via a medieval to the little Torralba pond. Phone 976 649 025 / 976 288 881 bridge. A short time later we The track ascends to the left, ex- (guide visit) www.dpz.es arrive at Las Cuevas of Huecha iting into the road to Tarazona. From where we turn right, go Vera de Moncayo and Añón. We should continue to the right, down next to the pond, along a La Corza Blanca Restaurant going along the lowlands until wide track taking us to Borja. Paseo del Monasterio de Veruela Phone 976 649 036. The Castle in Añon, one of the Maleján. From here we take the Ending at the road to the Sanctu- www.lacorzablanca.com best preserved in the area is N-122, which we cross to contin- ary, which we cross to take the El Molino de Berola Restaurant worth a visit, as it maintains its ue to the other side of the track to path to Torre de Pedernal on the Fca. La Aparecida, s/n. (in front of Monastery) original rectangular design. The the winery. We continue straight other side, we then enter into the Phone 976 64 65 50 building is distributed around a on in a Northerly direction. town of Borja. www.molinodeberola.com patio with five square fortified

Hiking Routes through the Province of Zaragoza 26 27 towers. As in Ambel, the Añon remains are left of the wall, al- Castle has a church attached though some are important, with similar characteristics to such as the Virgen del Rio door, the castle, as it also once be- with its pointed arch and square longed to de The Order Saint arch stones. Nowadays the cas- The route partly runs John. tle is a private property, but the through the Huecha patio is free to access. River, having its source A masonry city wall flanked by in the Morana Ravine, rectangular towers crowned with in Moncayo, where battlements once surrounded some ravines converge. the village of Añon. just a few It is 51 kilometres long and its basin has a surface of 489 km². After going through Añón, Alcalá and Vera de Moncayo, the waters of the Huecha River reach Ainzón and Magallón to arrive later at Novillas, where they converge into the Ebro at 239 metres.

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Verticalia Girola Servicios Turísticos, S.C. L’auca Yeguada (Stud) San Antonio PRE-PYRENEES Morning and evening canopying, Guided Visits in Tarazona and Ornithologist Routes, nature Horse riding Courses, excursions Cariñena / Daroca / Belchite AND CINCO VILLAS bungee jumping, rafting, Moncayo. Management and interpretation of the area. and walks. canoeing, climbing and archery. Assistance in Fairs. Multilingual Guides. Cº del Río, s/n Multiaventura Sierra Algairén Anea Tiempo Libre Road N-A132 C/ Fueros de Aragón, 56. 1º Dcha. C/ Goya 50430 María de Huerva Individuals and companies. Leisure and free time activities. 50808 Murillo de Gállego 50500 Tarazona 50750 Phone 976 124 314 / 607 874 034 Quads, bicycle, paint-ball and C/ José Sinués Urbiola, 12 bajos Phone649 91 20 45 Phone 652 65 50 10 Phone 976 165 969 www.yeguadasanantonio.com orienteering games, local 50600 www.verticalia.es www.girola.net www.grupolauca.com products and exhibitions. Phone 976 667 796 / 647 706 860 Centro Ecuestre La Alfranca C/ Escuelas s/n. 50409 Caroc Nataven Planaventura Horse riding courses, dressage, Phone 687 92 53 35 / 687 925 334 Racing Park Rafting, canoeing, hidrospeed, Segway rides along Moncayo, Companies, stag parties, groups. excursions on horse, evening www.multiaventuralgairen.es Leisure and motor Complex canyoning and hiking. Bardenas, Sotos de Ebro and so on. Horse riding, hiking, archery, outings, visits to the wetlands

(karts, supermotard, enduro Road N-A132 , 50500 Tarazona, paintball and quads. with schoolchildren. Asociación Daroguías cross, paint ball, trial exhibitions, 50808 Murillo de Gállego, Phone 629 425 577 Paraje Pinares, 3 dpdo Avda. Palafox, 55 Guided Visits. tuning competitions). Phone 974 38 31 52 / 974 356 437 www.nataven.es 50770 Quinto 50195 Hiladores Bajos, 16 C/ Mesón Nuevo, 7, 3º www.carocaventura.com Phone 636 47 09 01 Phone 976 583 151 / 656 836 526 50360 Daroca 50600 Ejea de los Caballeros Fundación Tarazona Monumental www.planaventura.com Phone 976 80 01 29 Phone 609 665 920 Evasión Grupo Explora Guided Visits. Golf Los Lagos

Rafting, kayaking, canyoning, Pza España, 8. 50500 Tarazona Centro Hípico Cabezos del Prado Camino de Vinales s/n Fuenverde Rutas hidrospeed, bungee jumping, www.tarazonamonumental.es Walks and courses. 50298 Segiatur Cortes de Aragón, 7. 50142 paintball, hiking, climbing, Quinto-Codo Road, Km 3 Phone 976 617 613 / 976 617 614 Tourist environmental and leisure canoping and quads. El Acebo de Moncayo 50770 Quinto www.golfloslagos.com programmes. Phone 669 094 303 Road N-A 132 Cultural and Nature Workshop. Phone 630 424 812 /699 752 998 C/ Bomberos, s/n, www.fuendeverde.fuendetodos.org 50808 Murillo de Gállego C/ San Miguel,16 www.centrohipicocabezosdelprado.com Club de Campo Hípico Aragón 50600 Ejea de los Caballeros Phone 974 23 28 12 / 974 383 022 50583 Trasmoz Horse riding routes with horse Phone 976 661 157 / 659 005 935 www.grupoexplora.com Phone 976 198 819 / 651 148 069 and equestrian championships courses. www.segiatur.com LOWER EBRO Natura CENTRAL EBRO Las Fuentes, s/n Rafting, canoeing, hidrospeed, 50180 Rutas Turísticas Andurriales Perca-Bass canyoning and hiking. Aranda /Jalón / Jiloca Ebronautas Phone 976 445 125 / 629 729 393 Tourist four-wheel-drive routes. Boat rental with or without guide, Road N-A132 Educational and recreational Utebo. www.yeguadaaragon.com C/ , 1 tourist apartment rental. 50808 Murillo de Gállego A.D. Ecuestre Doña Martina activities on the Ebro: canoeing, 50600 Ejea de los Caballeros C/ La Perca 7 (Poblado de Phone 948 13 49 41 Occasional horse riding courses. catarafts, walks, crossings, Zaratrekking Phone 976 662 095 / 691 321 429 Pescadores) www.nattura.com Valparaíso, s/n dramatised visits. Environmental Hiking. www.andurriales.com 50700 Caspe 50300 Consulting and education. Sta Teresa de Jesús 12, 1º A, Phone 976 631 151 / 669 828 878 Paintball Murillo Phone 976 881 532 Pza España, 8 50006 Zaragoza Caballos de Martincho www.percabass.com Paintball and Nature activities. 50638 Cabañas de Ebro Phone 976 56 20 49 Basic horse riding. Adapted Road N-240 Augusta Golf Phone 654 898 400 www.zaratrekking.com horse riding for disabled riders. Piratas del Ebro (Pirates of the 50808 Murillo de Gállego Monastery of Road, km 4, www.ebronautas.com Sport Horse riding and for the Ebro) Phone 637 71 57 03 50300 Calatayud Club de Golf La Peñaza elderly; cultural and pedagogical Windsurf, sailing, roller-skating, www.paintballmurillo.com Phone 976 891 900 Cuarte Ecuestre Madrid Road Km. 307. activities. sailboating, kayaking rental and www.augustagolfcalatayud.com Horse riding courses. (Air Base Turn off) Plaza Mayor, 1 (Farasdués) courses. La Vall D’onde, s/n 50080 Zaragoza 50619 Ejea de los Caballeros, 50700 Caspe Jalón Activo 50410 Phone 976 34 28 00 / 976 54 19 07 Phone 618 568 924 Phone 699 38 99 38 / 620 45 23 28 Moncayo Climbing, hiking speleology, Phone 610 553 116 www.golflapenaza.com www.fundacionfarasdues.org www.piratasdelebro.com/ canoeing, mountain biking and

Moncayo Aventura archery: individuals and groups. Ribera Centro Ecuestre En Vuelo UR Lake Caspe Aventura Paintball, mountain biking, hiking, Morata de Jalón Hostel, 50176 Dressage and horse riding Tourist flights all over and Rafting, kayak, canoeing, Fishing, nautical sports, (sailboat flying fox. Morata de Jalón courses, adapted horse riding. the province, aerotaxi service all hidrospeed, canyoning and hiking rental, windsurf boards, kayaking, Alcalá de Moncayo Phone 699 941 185 / 699 574 059 C/ Mejana de la Noria s/n over , and Portugal. and climbing. water-skiing, bus-ski, wake Phone 690 014 744 www.jalonactivo.com 50730 Zaragoza Rodad N-A132 board), mountain biking, gorge Phone 639 964 040 / 696 022 939 Phone 976 396 157 / 630 971 111 50808 Murillo de Gállego walking, climbing, crossing. Centro Ecuestre “Campo Alegre” Centro Ecuestre Monasterio de www.envuelo.es Phone 974 38 30 48 Isabel la Católica, 24 bajos Horse riding walks and routes, Piedra www.urpirineos.es 50700 Caspe horse riding courses, horse Occasional Horse jumping and Phone 608 16 12 61 / 660 162 976 rental, equestrian and sport riding. www.lakecaspeaventura.com tourism. , s/n Afueras s/n. 50210 Nuévalos 50513 Santa Cruz de Moncayo. Phone 976 848 727 Phone 976 642 697 / 660 161 062 www.campoalegre.es

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