PR-TE-164. Matarraña river route

The Matarraña River Route, known as PR-TE-164, extends along 25.8 kilometers in the beautiful region of Matarraña, in the east of the province of Teruel. This medium-difficulty route offers hikers a unique experience by traversing a diverse and captivating natural landscape, where local flora and fauna intertwine with the history of the region. The journey begins near the Tastavins River, which originates in Peñarroya, at the forcallo of the Escalona ravine and the Escresola ravine. Along the path, walkers can enjoy the serenity offered by this river, whose crystal-clear waters flow between rocky formations and lush vegetation. The sound of the water and the song of the birds accompany hikers, creating an environment conducive to contemplation and the enjoyment of nature.

The route presents a total elevation gain of 256 meters, allowing walkers to experience different altitudes and panoramic views of the Ebro Valley. As they progress, they will encounter various points of interest that reflect the cultural and historical richness of the region. Matarraña, known for its architectural and landscape heritage, offers a glimpse into rural Aragonese life, with its picturesque villages and deep-rooted traditions.

The Matarraña River Route is ideal for those seeking a deep connection with nature and a path that combines physical activity with the exploration of a culturally significant environment. It is undoubtedly an experience that invites one to discover the essence of the Aragonese heart.