PR-HU-145. Huesca-Castillo de Montearagon-Huesca

The PR-HU-145 route, which connects Huesca with the Castle of Montearagón and returns to Huesca, is a hiking experience that combines nature and historical heritage. With a length of 12.2 kilometers and an accumulated altitude difference of 229 meters, this route presents a medium difficulty, making it an accessible option for hikers with an intermediate level of experience. The journey begins in the city of Huesca, the capital of the comarca of Hoya de Huesca, where visitors can enjoy its rich history and culture. As you progress, the route takes you toward the municipality of Quicena, a charming Aragonese village that offers a glimpse into the rural life of the region. Quicena is known for its tranquility and natural surroundings, ideal for those looking to escape urban hustle and bustle. The highlight of the route is the Castle of Montearagón, an imposing fortress located at the top of a round hill that bears its name. This castle, of medieval origin, was built in the 11th century and has witnessed numerous historical events over the centuries. From its elevated position, it offers panoramic views of the surroundings, allowing hikers to appreciate the beauty of the Aragonese landscape. Along the way, walkers can enjoy the diversity of local flora and fauna, as well as the characteristic landscapes of the region. The combination of well-marked trails and the cultural richness of the places visited makes the PR-HU-145 a recommended route for those who wish to explore the nature and history of Huesca in a single journey.