Nature - Outdoor Address: Visitors Center: Avenida de Ordesa, 22376 Torla - Ordesa, Huesca, Spain
When: The park is open year-round with free entry. During the summer months and Easter week, private vehicle access to the Ordesa Valley is prohibited, but a public bus service is available to transport visitors. Each season reveals the park’s unique and breathtaking beauty, making it a must-see destination no matter the time of year.
How to get there: The National Park is formed by four valleys and a central mountain massif. It can be reached through the towns of Torla (Ordesa Valley, the most popular), Escalona and Fanlo (Añisclo Valley), Escuaín and Tella-Revilla (Escuaín Valley), and Bielsa (Pineta Valley). The roads N-260 and A-138 are the ones that lead to them.
Further info: There is a Visitors Center in Torla. It's open from Easter until early November. Phone: (+34) 974 243 361. Other centers in Tella, Escalona, Escuaín and Bielsa.
Our tip: Caution! The Ordesa and Monte Perdido region is a high-mountain landscape, and while stunning, it comes with potential risks. Unpredictable weather, sudden violent storms, accumulations of snow and ice, and fog can occur without warning. Ensure you are equipped with suitable mountain gear and carry enough food, water, and warm clothing. Stay on marked trails and avoid hiking at night.
Before your visit, we strongly recommend reading up on the area or stopping by the Park's Visitor Centers and information offices to get advice and tips from the staff on how to navigate safely.
