Viadós Refuge – Bordas de Viadós loop from Zinqueta de Añes Cruces

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Viadós Refuge – Bordas de Viadós loop from Zinqueta de Añes Cruces

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Viadós Refuge – Bordas de Viadós loop from Zinqueta de Añes Cruces

10:53

15.0km

1,650m

Mountaineering

Hard mountaineering route. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Includes a segment that is highly dangerous

A part of this route comprises highly technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.

After 4.62 km for 5.74 km

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257 m

Viadós Refuge

Highlight • Mountain Hut

The Viadós refuge is located at an altitude of 1,760 metres, in the Gistau valley, in the Sobrarbe region.

It has a capacity for 70 people and has showers, hot water, a bar, food service and blankets. Only in the absence of the guard can an adjacent building be used as a free refuge.

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271 m

Refugio de Viadós

Highlight • Mountain Hut

enjoy this natural monument 😍

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706 m

Bordas de Viadós

Highlight • Settlement

After a steep climb from the PP you reach the Refugio de Viados and further to Bordas de Viados. From here a great panorama of the Posets Maladeta mountain range opens up. Many paths lead through the mountain range and along the gorge.
A splendor of flowers lies at your feet and the snow-covered peaks delight the eye.

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7.23 km

Tuca de Posets (Llardana Peak)

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Second peak of the Pyrenees. With its 3369m high you can enjoy a spectacular view from its top. On a clear day you can see other great peaks such as Monte Perdido, Vignemale, Perdiguero or Aneto.

Special attention at the summit due to the presence of snow even in summer

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7.23 km

Posets Summit (3,369 m)

Highlight • Summit

At 3,375 m, the Pic Posets is the second highest mountain in the Pyrenees and is located in Spain, about three kilometers south of the French border between the Val Benasque on the Spanish side and the Valle de Pique on the French side. The ascent is quite demanding and requires a lot of perseverance. There is also snow in summer, so crampons are usually required.

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7.25 km

Summit Ridge Section Before the Peak

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

Going up from Viadós through els Clots, the ridge section before reaching the top is quite aerial. It is not technical nor does it require specific safety material for those who move freely through this terrain. The same thing in reverse if you are going down Els Clots.

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