Aragon · Spain
- Distance
- 246 km / 153 mi
- Elevation gain
- 2,196 m
- Typical duration
- 61 hr
- Mountain
- Pilgrimage route
- Waymarked route
9 routes near Huesca qualify, ranked below by how much walkers rate them. They average 94.9 km and 1,443 m (4,734 ft) of ascent, with the longest running to 253 km.
That is 26 percent of the 35 routes we map near Huesca. They run noticeably longer than average for the area, 94.9 km against 33.6 km, so budget more daylight than a typical outing here. The climbing is steeper too: 1,443 m (4,734 ft) on average versus 672 m (2,205 ft) across the wider area.
Multi-day paths, normally walked in stages, with the accommodation and waymarking to support them. These lean toward the demanding end, so plan for a full day and check the forecast before you commit.
Aragon · Spain
Aragon · Spain
Aragon · Spain
Aragon · Spain
Aragon · Spain
Aragon · Spain
Aragon · Spain
Aragon · Spain
Aragon · Spain
The ten highest scoring routes on this page, so you can compare effort before opening any of them.
| Route | Distance | Ascent | Time | Difficulty | Best season |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Camino de Santiago por HuescaAragon | 246 km | 2,196 m | 61 hr | Expert | April to October |
| Sendero de la Calzada RomanaAragon | 59.7 km | 993 m | 15 hr | Expert | April to October |
| Etapa 5: Nocito - ChiblucoAragon | 29.3 km | 1,492 m | 8 hr 46 min | Expert | April to October |
| Sendero Histórico: HuescaAragon | 253 km | 4,178 m | 66 hr | Expert | April to October |
| Camino Natural de la Hoya de HuescaAragon | 128 km | 2,704 m | 34 hr | Expert | April to October |
| Camino de la JorgeadaAragon | 76.5 km | 227 m | 18 hr | Expert | October to May |
| Senderos del SomontanoAragon | 31.8 km | 414 m | 7 hr 44 min | Hard | October to May |
| Etapa 4: Laguarta - NocitoAragon | 19.6 km | 605 m | 5 hr 8 min | Hard | April to October |
| Etapa 6: Chibluco - HuescaAragon | 10.9 km | 176 m | 2 hr 32 min | Moderate | October to May |
If you only have time for one, start with Camino de Santiago por Huesca, Sendero de la Calzada Romana, Sendero Histórico: Huesca. Those are the routes people come back to. Every route on this page links through to a full guide with the map, elevation profile, seasonal advice and what to bring.
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