PR-HU-119. Oto-Linás de Broto

The PR-HU-119 route, known as Oto-Linás de Broto, extends for 10.6 kilometers through the impressive Sobrarbe region in the province of Huesca, Aragón. This trail, which presents a high level of difficulty, offers hikers the opportunity to explore the natural beauty of the Aragonese Pyrenees, ascending a total of 961 meters in altitude. The starting point is located in the village of Oto, famous for its Torre de Oto, a historical building that stands as a witness to the region's medieval past. From here, walkers can enjoy panoramic views that encompass the valley and the surrounding mountains. As you progress along the route, you will encounter the Sorrosal River, a tributary of the Ara River that originates in the Tendeñera massif. This river, which meanders through the landscape, adds an element of freshness and life to the natural environment, making it an ideal spot to take a break and appreciate the tranquility of the place. The Oto-Linás de Broto route is not only a physical challenge but also an immersion in the nature and history of Aragón. Along the way, hikers can observe the native flora and fauna, as well as enjoy the rich biodiversity that characterizes this mountainous region. With each step, the essence of the Pyrenees is revealed, inviting adventurers to discover its secrets and wonders.