PR-HU-130. Benabarre-Aler-Benabarre

The PR-HU-130 route, known as Benabarre-Aler-Benabarre, is a 16.6-kilometer trail that offers hikers a unique experience in the Ribagorza region, in the province of Huesca, Aragón. This high-difficulty itinerary is characterized by its loop shape, allowing walkers to return to the starting point after exploring the surroundings. The route begins in the town of Benabarre, a municipality with a rich history that dates back to medieval times. This charming village is known for its cultural and architectural heritage, which includes the imposing Benabarre Castle. This fortification, also called the Castle of the Counts of Ribagorza, stands atop a hill and offers panoramic views of the region. Its history is linked to the local nobility and has witnessed numerous events over the centuries. As hikers progress along the trail, they will face an accumulated elevation gain of 428 meters, adding an extra challenge to the experience. The landscapes surrounding the path are varied, with views of mountains and valleys that reflect the natural beauty of Aragón. The route is designed for those seeking a deeper connection with the nature and history of the area. It is advisable to carry enough water and supplies, as well as suitable footwear to tackle the demands of the terrain. The PR-HU-130 is not only an opportunity to enjoy the hike but also to immerse oneself in the history and culture of Benabarre and its surroundings.