CIRCUITO CIRCULAR PIRINEOS

... you choose the direction of the walk and the starting point. The ascents and descents are variable in either direction, therefore there is no ‘better’ way to do the Senda.

Over 6 days, the trek takes you to the refuges of Linza, Gabardito, Lizara, Somport, Arlet and Lescun.

La Senda de Camille can only be walked between June and September.

TRAVESIA CIRCULAR VALLE DE ECHO

FROM LINZA TO GABARDITO
Linza, Zuriza, Achar de los Alanos, Collado Baxo de Lenito, Puente de Santana, Gabardito.
Walking time: 8:30 h. a 9 h.
Total height gain: + 1200 metres
Total height loss: - 1100 metres

FROM GABARDITO TO LIZARA
Gabardito – Salto la Vieja – Plandániz - Col de Foratón –Refugio de Lizara. Optional ascent to Bisaurín.
Walking time: 3:30 h.
With ascent to Bisaurín: 6:30 h
Total height gain: + 620 metres
Total height loss: - 500 metres.
With ascent to Bisaurín: + 1320 / - 1200 metres

FROM LIZARA TO SOMPORT
Lizara.- Mistresa- Valle de los sarrios- Ibón de Estanés- Col de Somport.
Walking time: 6:30 hours
Total height gain: + 700 metres
Total height loss: -700 metres


FROM SOMPORT TO ARLET
Col de Somport – Gave de Aspe – Cabaña de Escuret – Cabaña Espelunguère – Col de Lapachouae – Refugio de Arlet.
Walking time. 7:00 hours
Total height gain: + 600 metres
Total height loss: - 100 metres

FROM ARLET TO LESCUN
Arlet – Puerto de lo Palo – Cabañas de Bonaris – Cabaña de Penot Pont d’Itchaxe – Lescun
Walking time. 7:00 hours.
Total height gain: + 100 metres
Total height loss: -1.000 metres

FROM LESCUN TO LINZA
Lescun – Pont de Lamary – Cabañas de Ansabère – Col de Petrechema – Refugio de Linza.
Walking time: 7:00 hours.
Total height gain: + 1000 metres
Total height loss: - 700 metres.

Senderismo Valle de Echo

With mountain experience and adequate physical preparation, each stage of the walk will take six or seven hours at a moderate pace. Total height gain and loss are + - 1200 metres.

Circuito Circular de Senderismo por pirineo

The route is well-used. There are parts which coincide with the GR11, with the Haute Route Pyrénéenne or with the Camino de Santiago. High up you can find snowfields, shale slopes and steep, rocky stretches.

La senda de Camille: circuito de senderismo por los valles occidentales

La Senda de Camille as such is not marked, although there are some route markers, commonly cairns (piles of stones) and the red and white GR markers. Compass and map reading skills are therefore essential.

Si no has alcanzado aún este nivel, pero te gusta la montaña, puedes elegir la 2ª opción, con una etapa más en la Selva de Oza y el apoyo de un guía titulado.