Hiking in the Pyrenees Articles

Ordesa National Park

Bus timetable for Ordesa – summer 2025

Nestled in the heart of the Spanish Pyrenees, Ordesa National Park is a true gem for nature enthusiasts and hikers alike. A UNESCO World Heritage site with dramatic limestone cliffs, cascading waterfalls, lush forests and huge biodiversity. Most hikes start at la Pardera and in high season, you need to take the shuttle bus from Torla. Read the summer 2025 bus timetable and dates.

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The Bath Boys Hike the Pyrenees

Thanks to Len, Phil, Julian, Peter, Alan and Trevor - our first guests of the summer. They walked  a new village to village itinerary staying each night in different villages in the Valle de Tena. Hope you had a great week guys. Bit unseasonly cold at the beginning of...

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New Pyrenees weather forecast

Update: visit our new Pyrenees weather forecast page for up to date forecasts and information on the most accurate forecasts for the Pyrenees I find  snow-forecast.com an excellent site with very reliable forecasts for the Pyrenees. They've just launched a sister...

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Winter arrives to Biescas

  The lovely autumn weather we´ve been having here in the Pyrenees came to an abrupt end last weekend when we had about 30cm of snow in Biescas. Anna and I hiked up to Ermita Santa Elena which looked lovely in the snow. 

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Lakes & Valleys June ’09

Last week Jenny, Donna and Caroline joined us for a Lakes & Valleys guided walking holiday. We had superb weather particularly for the first half of the week and had great mountain views with clear blue skies overhead. Our first days hike took us to the Ibon de...

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Rasal to Loarre Castle

On Sunday Anna and I hiked with the Sabinanigo walking club from a village called Rasal to Loarre Castle taking in the peak Puchilibro (1595m). Domingo hemos hecho una excursion desde Rasal a Castillo Loarre con el club de montana Sabinanigo. We set off from Rasal and...

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First guests of the season

Last week Hike Pyrenees welcomed it's first guests for the season and our first from the US. Our walk on the first day took us through the medieval villages of the Serrablo. These ancient villages have some of the finest examples of Romanesque churches anywhere in...

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Walking in Valencia

Over the Easter holidays we headed south to the beach and do some walking. We stayed in Oliva - just north of Denia. Really nice beach (which we took a fantastic horseride down) and some good walking with wonderful spring flowers nearby. The Penyal d'Ifrac is a 332m...

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