Guided Speleology in the Lecherines System, Jaca
Stands out for
- • Multi-kilometer journey through the Lecherines System in high mountain terrain
- • Constant internal temperature of 8–12°C
- • Unique karst formations: stalactites, stalagmites, and limestone fields
- • Access via mountain trails and paths within the Macizo del Aspe
- • Local guides explain geology and natural heritage
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Difficulty
Setting
Outdoors
Best season
seasons.SPRING, seasons.SUMMER, seasons.AUTUMN
Recommended Age Range
Ages 6+
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Expert Recommendations
Bring durable, comfortable clothing, appropriate footwear for wet and rocky terrain, a headlamp or flashlight with spare batteries, and water. The best time for the activity is spring, summer, and autumn, ideally in the morning to enjoy natural light. Prepare for cool temperatures inside the cave and narrow spaces; always follow guide instructions to ensure safety and protect the environment.
Physical Requirements
Moderate physical activity; requires good mobility and the ability to walk and climb in confined spaces
About the Area
The Macizo del Aspe in the Aragonese Pyrenees offers a mountainous landscape with trails and paths connecting towns such as Canfranc and Borau. In addition to speleology, the area supports hiking, rock climbing, and visits to historical sites like the Monastery of San Juan de la Peña and the city of Jaca, known for its rich cultural and natural heritage.
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