Hiking to the Cascada de las Negras (private tour)
Discover the Izas valley and the Cascada de las Negras with a professional local guide on a walk of about 4 h and 11 km, low to medium difficulty.
What is “Hiking to the Cascada de las Negras (private tour)”?
A hiking route along the lower part of the Canal de Izas up to the Cascada de Las Negras, also known as the Cascada Divina. Along the way you can take in the curious rock formations of Los Campanales, Monte Picauví and beautiful views over the valley and the Collado de Izas. The first section runs along the floor of the ravine, through an abundant and varied mix of tree species, and is where most of the climbing is done. After almost an hour of ascent we reach the point where the valley opens out and broad meadows take over the landscape, until the majestic Cascada de las Negras comes into view. Private tour, maximum 8 people, departing from the centre of Canfranc-Estación. It is a medium-level route with no significant difficulties beyond one technical rocky section. The full outing takes 4 hours with 500 metres of ascent. We always work with professional local guides.
- Where
- Canfranc-Estación
- Duration
- About 4 h
- From
- €50,00
- Languages
- Spanish
What you'll do
A hiking route along the lower part of the Canal de Izas up to the Cascada de Las Negras, also known as the Cascada Divina. Along the way you can take in the curious rock formations of Los Campanales, Monte Picauví and beautiful views over the valley and the Collado de Izas. The first section runs along the floor of the ravine, through an abundant and varied mix of tree species, and is where most of the climbing is done. After almost an hour of ascent we reach the point where the valley opens out and broad meadows take over the landscape, until the majestic Cascada de las Negras comes into view. Private tour, maximum 8 people, departing from the centre of Canfranc-Estación. It is a medium-level route with no significant difficulties beyond one technical rocky section. The full outing takes 4 hours with 500 metres of ascent. We always work with professional local guides.
Why you'll love it
Walk the Canal de Izas up to the striking Cascada de Las Negras
Take in the curious rock formations of Los Campanales and Monte Picauví, and panoramic views over the valley and the Collado de Izas
Immerse yourself in a wood of many different tree species and enjoy the local flora and fauna
A tailored experience
A private tour with professional local guides who show you the secrets of the valley and make sure it is personal, enjoyable and safe
Included
- Hiking route, private departure, maximum 8 people
- Professional local guide, qualified High Mountain Sports Technician
- Accident insurance for the duration of the walk
Not included
- Personal technical equipment and gear is not included
- Food and drink
- Transfers: you make your own way to the meeting point
Practical information
What to bring
Comfortable sportswear and sunglasses · Trekking or mountain boots or trainers · Warm jacket, waterproof, hat and gloves in winter · Sun cream in summer · A small backpack with some food and water · A light windproof layer is always worth packing
Cancellation
Cancel free of charge up to 72 hours before the start time. If you cancel less than 72 hours in advance, arrive late or do not show up, no refund will be given.
A medium-level route with no significant difficulties beyond one technical rocky section. Distance: 11 km. Time: 4 hours with 500 metres of ascent
Not suitable for children under 12
The activity may be cancelled or rescheduled due to operational or adverse weather conditions
Everything you need to know
How long is "Hiking to the Cascada de las Negras (private tour)"?
The activity lasts about 4 h. A hiking route along the lower part of the Canal de Izas up to the Cascada de Las Negras, also known as the Cascada Divina. Along the way you can take in the curious rock formations of Los Campanales, Monte Picauví and beautiful views over the valley and the Collado de
How much does it cost?
From €50,00 per person. It includes hiking route, private departure, maximum 8 people.
What's included?
Hiking route, private departure, maximum 8 people; Professional local guide, qualified High Mountain Sports Technician; Accident insurance for the duration of the walk.
What's not included?
Personal technical equipment and gear is not included; Food and drink; Transfers: you make your own way to the meeting point.
What should I bring?
Comfortable sportswear and sunglasses · Trekking or mountain boots or trainers · Warm jacket, waterproof, hat and gloves in winter · Sun cream in summer · A small backpack with some food and water · A light windproof layer is always worth packing
Anything important I should know?
A medium-level route with no significant difficulties beyond one technical rocky section. Distance: 11 km. Time: 4 hours with 500 metres of ascent Not suitable for children under 12 The activity may be cancelled or rescheduled due to operational or adverse weather conditions
Can I cancel?
Cancel free of charge up to 72 hours before the start time. If you cancel less than 72 hours in advance, arrive late or do not show up, no refund will be given.