Second, high-altitude stage to complete the Pirineoh Magic Trail challenge. Today’s stage visits the villages of El Solano, delves into the forests of Selva de Conques, circles Pico Cerler via the Aram\u00f3n Cerler ski resort and ascends to 2250 meters before descending towards Cerler, then to Anciles and Castej\u00f3n de Sos along the most emblematic and beautiful trails of the Benasque Valley.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The route heads north through the Prados El Ral de Castej\u00f3n de Sos, until reaching a track that ascends towards Sos and then to Ramastu\u00e9, in a demanding climb that leaves us on the panoramic road of El Solano. Upon reaching Ramastu\u00e9, we descend on asphalt to Eresu\u00e9 and from there we climb again along the Labert track that enters the impressive forests of Selva de Conques. Upon reaching the beginning of the Planadona trail, there is the option to descend to Anciles and return to Castej\u00f3n, making a shorter version.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
However, the challenge continues until reaching the Rinc\u00f3n del Cielo mechanical lift and from there, it enters the domain of the Aram\u00f3n Cerler ski resort, until reaching the mythical Colladeta pass, bordering Pico Cerler. From here, a vertiginous descent on a track leaves us at the Ampri\u00fa station, from where we will continue along the road until taking a detour to the right on a track, which will lead us to the Caba\u00f1a de Ardon\u00e9s. The approach to this point offers incredible views of the Benasque Valley.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
From the cabin, the route climbs a broken track that crosses several ravines (requiring us to dismount a few meters) and ascends to the Collado del Burroyo or Picalbo (2,250 meters), the highest point of the Pirineoh Magic Trail and offering incredible panoramic views of the peaks over 3,000 meters of the Valle de Est\u00f3s and its surroundings on the border with France.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
From this pass, the descent begins along the high mountain path of Pianapom\u00e9. A spectacular trail, not very demanding and that crosses unique mountain landscapes and forests. The trail leaves us on the Mina track and from here, we continue downhill to the vicinity of Cerler, to then make a small climb along a trail towards the Cascadas de Ardon\u00e9s (follow route 13 to the road), a mandatory photo stop.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Below the waterfalls, we connect with a track that takes us to the road that connects Cerler and the Ampri\u00fa station, along which we will descend until taking the Labert track to the left again. The track climbs up to the Rinc\u00f3n del Cielo lift and descends to reach the beginning of the Planadona trail, considered one of the best trails in the Puro Pirineo MTB center. A very long trail with technical rock sections but generally very fluid and fun.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Upon reaching the monumental village of Anciles, we will turn left (follow route 3 Ribera del Esera to Castej\u00f3n de Sos) and continue along the left bank of the \u00c9sera river, passing by the idyllic Linsoles reservoir and chaining sections of track and spectacular trails through boxwood tunnels, until reaching the Prados de El Ral again, already in the vicinity of Castej\u00f3n de Sos.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Congratulations if you have completed our Pirineoh Magic Trail challenge. An epic journey in the most natural and wild Aragonese Pyrenees. Only for lovers of high-altitude Pyrenean MTB.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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