Sierra y Cañones de Guara Natural Park
Sierra y Cañones de Guara Natural Park, Natural park in Huesca Province, Spain
The park spans over 47,453 hectares of limestone terrain with deep canyons, caves, and cliffs carved by rivers Flumen, Guatizalema, Vero, Mascún and Alcanadre.
Established on December 27, 1990, the park combines protected natural spaces and peripheral protection zones totaling more than 80,000 hectares across fifteen municipalities.
The River Vero area contains numerous rock shelters decorated with prehistoric paintings recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites within the natural park boundaries.
Multiple access points and parking areas serve visitors engaging in activities such as hiking, canyoning, rock climbing, and bird watching throughout the protected area.
The park houses one of Europe's largest raptor populations, including griffon vultures and bearded vultures, nesting within its limestone cliffs and gorges.
Location: Aragon
Inception: December 27, 1990
Website: https://guara.org/sierra-de-guara
GPS coordinates: 42.27000,-0.11000
Latest update: May 21, 2025 13:36
France contains protected areas with diverse landscapes and ecosystems. The national parks include alpine regions with peaks exceeding 3000 meters, glaciers and mountain lakes, Mediterranean coastlines with limestone cliffs and marine reserves, and island zones with underwater trails. Regional nature parks feature volcanic areas with 80 extinct volcanoes, extensive wetlands with thousands of ponds hosting over 200 bird species, moorland landscapes in the Ardennes, and coastal zones with lagoons and salt marshes. These protected areas shelter ibex, chamois, marmots, lynx and birds of prey. Visitors find marked hiking trails, historic villages and traditional farming operations.
Aragon stretches across three provinces in northeastern Spain, preserving more than two thousand years of history through its monasteries, castles and medieval villages. The region displays Moorish towers in Teruel, Romanesque churches in the Pyrenees and Gothic bridges along ancient trade routes. Natural parks protect limestone canyons, caves holding prehistoric paintings and mountain ranges extending to the French border. Visitors explore fortified villages such as Albarracín and Sos del Rey Católico, where stone walls and narrow lanes tell of medieval life. The 11th-century Castillo de Loarre stands on a hilltop overlooking the Ebro valley, while Sierra de Guara Natural Park provides trails through deep gorges. Monasteries including San Juan de la Peña and Monasterio de Piedra connect religious history with surrounding landscapes, creating destinations that combine cultural heritage with natural environments.
Pasarelas del Vero
15.8 km
Colegiatte of Alquézar
15.7 km
Salto de Roldán
22 km
Carrasca milenaria de Lecina
13 km
Tozal de Guara
10 km
Peña Falconera
7.3 km
Barfaluy I
13.2 km
Santa María de Belsué Reservoir
20 km
Castillo de Sen
23.1 km
Mallata B1
13.6 km
Arpán L
14.4 km
Dolmen Losa Mora
4.3 km
Lecina superior
13.2 km
Dolmen de Almazorre
16.3 km
Casa Carruesco
12.7 km
Torre de Arcusa
16.6 km
Saint Peter Church
8 km
Conjuratory of Almazorre
13.9 km
Dolmen de la Capilleta
13.7 km
Muriecho L
16.2 km
Church of Saint Stephen, Almazorre
13.8 km
Dolmen de Pueyoril
14.6 km
Casa Molinero
12.6 km
Palomera cave (Rodellar)
3.7 km
Dolmen de la Piatra
22.7 km
Chimiachas L
12.9 km
Chimiachas E
12.8 km
Historical Artistic Set Villa de Alquézar
15.6 kmReviews
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