Mallos de Riglos

The Mallos de Riglos formation consists of red conglomerate rock walls that rise 300 meters above the village, creating vertical cliffs visible from distant points.

The geological structures formed over millions of years through sedimentary processes, resulting in the current composition of compressed rocks and natural materials.

The region maintains strong Aragonese traditions, with local festivals celebrating mountain culture and the yearly gathering of international climbing communities.

Visitors can access the site by taking the train to Riglos station or driving 90 minutes from Pamplona through mountain roads with designated parking areas.

The formations house one of the largest European griffon vulture colonies, with over 200 climbing routes across their vertical faces.

Location: Las Peñas de Riglos

Elevation above the sea: 918 m

Address: Calle Iglesia, 17, 22808 Riglos, Huesca, Spain 22808 Riglos

GPS coordinates: 42.35139,-0.72417

Latest update: July 28, 2025 08:20