Rafting on the Ésera River, Huesca

Context Rafting on the Ésera River takes place in the heart of the Aragonese Pyrenees, between Campo and Santaliestra in Huesca. The river maintains a steady flow thanks to snowmelt and rainfall from the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park, enabling rafting throughout much of the year. The most popular stretch includes the Desfiladero de las Pirámides, known for its crystal-clear waters and Class II and III rapids, covering 8 to 12 km of scenic descent. ">The Experience You’ll navigate a raft for 6 to 10 people, gliding through a mix of gentle rapids and calm stretches. Feel the refreshing touch of the river water and hear the powerful roar of water crashing against rocks as you row in sync with your group. The activity includes fun games and spontaneous splashes during quiet stops, all under the watchful eye of professional guides who ensure both safety and enjoyment throughout. ">For Whom This activity is ideal for families with children from age 4 on adapted sections, groups of friends, couples with moderate fitness levels, and nature lovers seeking an accessible adventure. It is not suitable for people with fear of water, those unable to swim (especially children over 8 years), or those seeking extreme rapids. ">Local Context The region preserves deep-rooted traditions tied to mountain life and river culture, including transhumance practices and the preservation of protected natural landscapes. The town of Campo serves as the starting point and offers complementary tourism services such as hiking trails and cultural visits, enhancing the full experience.