Ésera

The Ésera River flows from the Pyrenees mountains through Sierra de Chistau, creating valleys before joining the larger water systems of the Ebro River network.

The river has supported human settlements since ancient times, with Romans and Moors developing irrigation systems along its banks for agricultural development.

Local communities near the Ésera River maintain traditional fishing practices and agricultural methods that reflect centuries of regional adaptation to the water resource.

Multiple access points and trails along the river banks allow visitors to observe various bird species, practice fishing, or engage in nature photography.

The river maintains specific ecological conditions that support brown trout populations and diverse wetland plants within its designated protection zone.

Location: Aragon

GPS coordinates: 42.10139,0.23889

Latest update: March 3, 2025 07:02