Info & Location

City/Province: Huesca

When: It is open year-round and entry is free.&nbsp,Access to the Ordesa Valley in private vehicle&nbsp,is prohibited during the summer months and Easter week. A public bus service will provide&nbsp,transportation to the Park during these times.&nbsp,The park has in each season a particular and impressive beauty.

How to get there: The National Park is formed by four valleys and a central mountain massif. It can be reached through the towns of Torla (Ordesa Valley, the most popular), Escalona and Fanlo (Añisclo Valley), Escuaín and Tella-Revilla (Escuaín Valley), and Bielsa (Pineta Valley). The roads N-260 and A-138 are the ones that lead to them.

Further info: Visitors Center in Torla. It's open from Easter until early November. Phone: (+34) 974 243 361. E-mail: ordesa@aragon.es. Other centers in Tella, Escalona, Escuaín and Bielsa.

Our tip: Caution! This is a high-mountain landscape. At times,&nbsp,this stunning region can pose a number of different risks: unpredictable weather that can change very quickly, violent storms,&nbsp,&nbsp,accumulation of&nbsp,snow and ice, fog...&nbsp,Use suitable mountain equipment and remember to bring enough food, water,&nbsp,and warm clothing.&nbsp,Do not leave the trails, or hike at night.&nbsp, Before visiting it, we recommend you read about the area or go&nbsp,to the Park’s Visitor Centers and information offices for asking the staff for tips and information about how to get around there.