PR-Z-075. Aranda de Moncayo - Return to the Maidevera Reservoir

The PR-Z-075 route, known as Aranda de Moncayo-Round the Maidevera Reservoir, offers a unique experience for hiking enthusiasts in the beautiful autonomous community of Aragon. With a length of 11.5 kilometers and a medium difficulty level, this route is ideal for both experienced hikers and those looking to enjoy nature in an accessible environment. The journey begins in the municipality of Aranda de Moncayo, a historic village that is part of the Aranda comarca in the province of Zaragoza. This charming village is not only a starting point but also a place of interest for its cultural heritage and natural surroundings. One of the main attractions in the area is the Castle of Aranda de Moncayo, a 12th-century fortress that majestically rises above the landscape, offering a glimpse into the medieval past of the region. The route is playfully designed, allowing hikers to enjoy a varied path that includes mountain landscapes, forests, and panoramic views of the Maidevera Reservoir. Along the way, walkers will have the opportunity to observe native flora and fauna, as well as enjoy the tranquility that Aragonese nature offers. With a total elevation gain of 219 meters, the route is accessible and allows hikers to enjoy moderate exercise while immersing themselves in the beauty of the surroundings. The combination of history, nature, and physical exercise makes the PR-Z-075 an attractive option for those wishing to explore the cultural and natural richness of Aragon.