Kingdom of Navarre. Land of diversity

Belagua Valley

The Belagua Valley is the most important ecosystem in the Roncal Valley, with altitudes ranging between 1,100 metres at the Rincón de Belagua and 2,428 metres at the Mesa de los Tres Reyes, the highest peak in Navarre.

To the north of the Roncal Valley, at the border between Navarre, France and the province of Huesca, lies the Larra Natural Reserve which houses the most unique and representative of Pyrenean ecosystems and is one of the most impressive karstic morphologies in Europe.

You can reach the Belagua Valley from Isaba by a road that leads to the Piedra de San Martín, at an altitude of over 1,750 metres, where every 13th July the traditional 'Tribute of Three Cows' is held. All along the way there are crannies, chasms, nature reserves, mountains, ski slopes, gullies, woods, waterfalls, flora and fauna, and the refreshing cool of the Pyrenees.

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