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Canyoning-Baranquismo.
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Baranquismo or Canyoning is basically donning a wet suit (usually) and absailing into a ravine to follow it´s course. In some places you can jump from 3-10 metres into deep water pools (feet first!) and body surf down water washed smooth rocks. For first timers a guide is essential. Care should be taken with the weather as flash floods are quite frequent and once into the ravine there are few exits untill the valley opens out.
This adventure sport is practiced in many areas of Huesca and the web site I have mentioned is not the only one but it does also contain; Kayaking, hiking,skiing, rafting etc. It is in Spanish but then we all have access to translators don´t we.

Updated Apr 4, 2011

Address: Murrillo de Gallego-Huesca. Sierra Guara.

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ORDESA-Monte Perdido
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Ordesa is a National Park in the pirinees (www.ordesa.net). Close to Ainsa, Boltaña, ... around 100 km from Huesca. It is the begining of a river and there is a path close to the river and waterfalls. The way to "Cola de Caballo" is around 3 hours walk.

Written Dec 19, 2007

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Hiking and mountaineering
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Ordesa valley
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Hiking and climbing in Ordesa National Park. Declared World Heritage Sight.
Gob smackingly stunning, if you´ve not seen 3,000Mt peaks before, narrow valleys rising over 2,000Mt from the pastures below. Best time is around October to see the great autumn colours. Walks and climbs to suit all.

Written Oct 26, 2005

Address: Ordesa, Torla-Huesca.

Website: http://www.ordesa.net/

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Loarre Castle
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Loare castle by Luke

Hike from Loarre village up to the castle which is the best kept and probably the most spectacular in europe. It has been the setting for several films including, Ridley Scott´s Kingdom of Heaven. Takes about 45 mins to get up there and allow an hour and a half to look around. Twenty mins back down and then lunch either in Loarre or on to Ayerbe. If hiking is not for you then you can drive all the way to the entrance but you´d miss the feeling of being one of the invaders.

Updated Oct 10, 2005

Address: Loarre, Huesca.

Website: http://www.castillodeloarre.com/

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Short films festival.
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The world´s oldest short films festival now in it´s 32nd year, at time of writing, all the showings are free and the public is asked to vote on each film.
Full length films are also shown to complete the scenery. starting at about 10 am and running throughout the day till 2.am.
Great ambience for cinephiles.
This year the dates are, 10 thru 19 of June.

Updated May 22, 2004

Address: Huesca capital

Website: http://www.huesca-filmfestival.com/

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Huesca's Museum
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Very well organized museum. Explains the history and pre-history of spanish settlements. It was free of charge.

Written Jan 6, 2003

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 I actually live in Huesca, 75 kilometres north of Zaragoza in the pre-pirenees. Huesca has a population of 45,000 and is the capital of the province. Main subsistance is agriculture, services and very... 

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Close to the Pirinees

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