Technical Via Ferrata at Les Roies de Pinyana, Castillonroy

Context Les Roies de Pinyana is a technical via ferrata located in the Sierra de San Salvador, near Castillonroy in Aragón. At 1.78 km long with a 178-meter elevation gain, this route stands out for its challenging drops and an 18-meter Tibetan bridge. The wind carries scents of thyme and resin, while rugged rock spires shape a remote, preserved landscape rarely visited by tourists. "> The Experience You’ll begin from the Santa Ana recreational area after a short approach. The route combines small bolts and natural handholds, demanding skill and strength, especially on the K4 drops. You’ll cross the Tibetan bridge, feeling the wind and constant exposure. Optionally, you can explore advanced variants with pendulum swings and a cave descent, adding extra challenge and echoing acoustics. The route concludes with a descent along a marked trail back to the starting point. "> For Whom This activity suits those with basic mountain experience and good physical fitness, aged 14 and over. It’s ideal for adventurers seeking a medium to difficult technical challenge in via ferrata, enjoying verticality and exposed terrain. Not recommended for complete beginners, people with severe vertigo, or those with limited mobility. "> Local Context Castillonroy preserves traditions such as transhumance and features Templar heritage. The Sierra de San Salvador offers well-marked trails and a natural environment inviting exploration beyond via ferrata, including visits to the local hermitage and nearby via ferrata routes.