Zona Zero Sobrarbe-Pirineo
Sobrarbe, Huesca (Aragon)
- Trails
- over 1,000 km of natural trails across eight sectors with signposted routes and GPS tracks
- Disciplines
- enduro, all mountain, XC, e-MTB, shuttle
- Season
- all year round in the lower parts; best in spring and autumn, summer higher up
- Cost
- free trails
- Level
- intermediate and advanced
- Hire
- several bike shops and guides in Aínsa and Boltaña hire out enduro bikes and e-MTBs and run shuttles; price unknown
Zona Zero is Spain's best-known enduro area, centred on the medieval village of Aínsa. The trails are old paths linking villages, many of them now abandoned, and local enthusiasts have been clearing and signposting them since the early 2000s. The terrain is dry, rocky and playful, with views of Monte Perdido. In 2015 Aínsa became the first Spanish round of the Enduro World Series, with a prologue through the town's alleys.
Highlights
- 2015 EWS round with a prologue in Aínsa's old town
- Trails between abandoned villages
- Rideable almost all year round
Getting here
- Getting here
- Zaragoza airport approx. 2 h 15 min by car, Barcelona approx. 3 h 30 min, Lourdes/Tarbes approx. 3 h via the Bielsa tunnel.
- Accommodation
- Aínsa, Boltaña, the L'Ainsa campsites, Labuerda
TipsUse the Ztrails app for trail status and temporary closures (e.g. hunting). Shuttles can be booked for pure descents, but most loops can be pedalled.
Nearby
- Aínsa0 km · A medieval hilltop town
Monte Perdido30 km · Europe's highest limestone massif, 3 355 m- Cascada de Sorrosal30 km · A waterfall in the middle of the village of Broto
Ordesa y Monte Perdido31 km · The Spanish side's magnificent canyon
Cirque de Troumouse33 km · Gavarnie's quieter big brother
Brèche de Roland34 km · The gateway in the mountain wall above Gavarnie