Los Valles Occidentales Natural Park

The park extends across 27,073 hectares of land, featuring peaks reaching 2,670 meters and valleys containing extensive beech and fir tree forests.

The natural park received its protected status in 2006, establishing formal conservation measures for the westernmost section of the Aragonese Pyrenees region.

Medieval buildings and pastoral cabins throughout the valleys demonstrate the traditional mountain lifestyle of local communities through architectural elements.

Visitors can access information at the interpretation center in Ansó, which contains two floors of exhibits including dedicated spaces about local wildlife.

The park houses over 1,200 plant species, including 232 rare varieties and seven types that exist exclusively in its rocky environments.

Location: Jacetania

Inception: 2006

Website: http://rednaturaldearagon.com/parque-natural/parque-natural-valles-occidentales

GPS coordinates: 42.83469,-0.68802

Latest update: March 6, 2025 03:11