Torla Travel Guide

There is no access for cars but there is a large single decker coach every 20 minutes from the large carpark below Torla village. This does not run during the winter but then cars are not banned.
The bus stops on the way up at a National Park Exhibition Centre and you can get out and have a look then get on another bus to the terminus with the same ticket. At the bus ticket office you can get a leaflet with suggested walks of varying standards.
I was restricted to the easiest one by a heart condition and it is little more than a few miles stroll beside the river but it is a mountain environment and very fine. I talked to people who had undertaken harder walks and some are very hard indeed though these are probably the most spectacular, as you might expect.
Another possibility for the non-mountaineer is to walk back into Torla by a footpath with various diversions to look for waterfalls.
There are other towns from which the park can be entered which is pretty apparent from a map but it is only Torla where you can get the start with a coach.
However it is well worth taking the bus to Ainsa and back for its own sake if you are going in and out from the west - as most do.