It’s called the gorges gorges cut by rivers when run through the limestone rocks. The vertical walls have been carved by erosion, while the river is fit, over millions of years, resulting in these spectacular formations own pre-Pyrenean basin.  Within the gorges the elements combine to create special environments: vertical walls, shelves, slopes, stony, riverside. (más…)

On the western edge of the territory of the Pyrenees Tourist Consortium Navarro is the route between Pamplona / Iruñea to St. Jean Pied de Port / Saint Jean-Garazi. Are valleys that make up the Camino de Santiago (if we do it from north to south) or Ultrapuertos (if going from south to north). (más…)

Between legend and tradition, between sea and high mountains, the Pyrenees Navarro deploys its plural and diverse geography. With an area of over 2,000 km. square, nearly 100 of border with France and an extraordinary nature, has remained intact for centuries, the Pyrenees Navarro is offered as a unique option. These are located north of Navarre, being a mountainous area traveled for centuries by warriors, shepherds, pilgrims, kings, heroes and smugglers. The Pyrenees form a landscape of high peaks and deep valleys, shady forests and bright alpine meadows, gorges and ravines. (más…)