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Parador de Oroel Viewpoint – Jaca Old Town loop from Navasa

Parador de Oroel Viewpoint – Jaca Old Town loop from Navasa

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Parador de Oroel Viewpoint – Jaca Old Town loop from Navasa

01:58

27.6km

700m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: June 28, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Hotel

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5.44 km

Parador de Oroel Road

Highlight • Trail

Road that goes along the north side of the mountain of Oroel. The route is covered by vegetation but from where you can see Val Ancha and the Sierra de Baraguás.

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7.46 km

In the parador de la Peña Oroel there is a fresh water fountain, an area with picnic areas under trees and a very complete panoramic view of Jaca with the Pyrenees in the background.
Currently the restaurant is closed, but some summers it opens and serves typical food from the Aragonese Pyrenees, mainly migas.
On good weather days, it is common to see many families having picnics in the area, as there is a children's playground next to the picnic areas.
It is also the most popular point from which to face the climb to Peña Oroel. From here the famous 33 curves to the cross begin.

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17.2 km

Clock Tower

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The Jaca Clock Tower, also popularly known as the Prison Tower, is an interesting Gothic civil building built in 1445. It was both a clock and a prison since the Council of Jaca bought it in 1599 to place the clock-bell tower that would mark urban life and converted it, in 1602, into the city prison.

It is a rectangular tower, built with irregular stones and very slender. The entrance door is located on the north face and consists of a semicircular arch.

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17.3 km

Jaca Town Hall

Highlight • Historical Site

The Town Hall of Jaca is one of the most interesting examples of Aragonese Plateresque architecture. The building was built in two phases during the 15th and 16th centuries. The façade is undoubtedly the most outstanding element of the construction.

It was designed by Juan de Rosellet and built by Biscayan stonemasons in 1544. The restoration works carried out during the first decade of the 21st century have significantly altered its appearance and have allowed it to recover part of its original nature.

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17.6 km

Jaca Citadel

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The great pentagonal citadel is the most imposing structure in the city.

Construction of the complex began in 1592. The occasion was the European religious wars of the 16th century and the strategically important location of the city of Jaca near the border and at the foot of important passes to France. Construction was completed in 1670.
In 2007, a museum of military miniatures (Museo de Miniaturas Militares) was opened in the fortress.
If you want to visit the citadel, you should note that it closes between 1:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. After that it's open again until 8:00 p.m.

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zitadelle_von_Jaca

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17.9 km

Jaca Old Town

Highlight • Historical Site

The city of Jaca is located on the banks of the Aragón River, in the province of Huesca. Its old town houses an interesting cultural heritage, including the cathedral, a beautiful example of Spanish Romanesque architecture from the 11th century, and the citadel, an impressive 19th-century fortress.

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18.1 km

Jaca Old Town and Citadel

Highlight • Historical Site

One of the liveliest cities in the Pyrenees, with a lot of commercial, gastronomic and night life. Architecturally, its Romanesque cathedral and citadel stand out.

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24.1 km

View of Ulle and the Val Ancha

Highlight • Viewpoint

The road that passes near the town of Ulle and where the center is a few meters from the crossing, shows us the great plain that goes from Jaca to Sabiñanigo, called Val Ancha!

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27.6 km

End point

Hotel

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

22.0 km

3.19 km

2.19 km

252 m

Surfaces

14.9 km

8.66 km

1.98 km

1.09 km

913 m

Elevation

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Highest point (1,190 m)

Lowest point (770 m)

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Tuesday 28 July

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Parador de Oroel Viewpoint – Jaca Old Town loop from Navasa

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