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Linza
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Linza

Valle de Ansó, Huesca (Aragon)

Linza is a small cross-country area by a staffed refuge at the top of the Ansó valley, in the Parque Natural de los Valles Occidentales. The trails are few and short, but the setting of limestone mountains and beech forest is magnificent. People come here for the peace and nature rather than for long sessions.

Cross-country skiing

Height
1,340–1,460 m
Trails
7.5 km
Classic
Yes
Loops
3 loops, approx. 7.5 km in total
Season
approx. December–March, depending on snow; 9–17
Level
beginners and families
Other
5 snowshoe routes, private lessons

Highlights

  • Refugio de Linza with 80 places
  • Nature park with limestone mountains
  • Starting point for snowshoe outings

Getting here

Flights
Pamplona (PNA) approx. 130 km, approx. 2 h · Pau-Pyrénées (PUF) approx. 150 km, approx. 2 h 45 min (via the Somport) · Zaragoza (ZAZ) approx. 190 km, approx. 2 h 45 min
Car
From Ansó north along the valley to the Refugio de Linza. Narrow mountain road; chains may be needed.

Accommodation

Accommodation
Refugio de Linza (approx. 80 places).
Places to stay nearby
Ansó (approx. 25 min), Hecho (approx. 45 min)
TipsPhone the refuge beforehand and check snow conditions. A night at the refuge is well worth it.

42.8981° N, 0.7996° W

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