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The essentials of Embalse del Ebro
- • Varied water activities
- • Rich biodiversity
- • Picturesque rural landscapes
- • Hiking and bird watching
- • Welcoming community
Description
The Ebro Reservoir stretches like a mirror of water reflecting the changing sky of Cantabria. This reservoir is not only a vital water resource but also a haven for biodiversity and a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. From canoeing to fishing, the options are as vast as the horizon that unfolds before you. The surrounding region, with its green hills and picturesque villages, offers a perfect…
The Ebro Reservoir stretches like a mirror of water reflecting the changing sky of Cantabria. This reservoir is not only a vital water resource but also a haven for biodiversity and a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. From canoeing to fishing, the options are as vast as the horizon that unfolds before you. The surrounding region, with its green hills and picturesque villages, offers a perfect setting for hiking and bird watching. Here, nature and community intertwine in a warm and welcoming embrace.
Location
Practical information - Embalse del Ebro
How to get there
Information on how to get to the destination
To reach the Ebro Reservoir, you can take the N-611 road from Reinosa, which will lead you directly to the reservoir in about 20 minutes. There are also bus services from Reinosa connecting to nearby towns around the reservoir.
Area Information
General information about the area
The reservoir has several access points and parking areas. Visitor centers provide information about available activities and the history of the reservoir.
Geography
Geography and terrain characteristics
The Ebro Reservoir is located in northern Spain, in the autonomous community of Cantabria. It spans 70 km², making it one of the largest reservoirs in the region. Its average altitude is 800 meters above sea level.
Flora & Fauna
Flora and fauna of the destination
The biodiversity of the Ebro Reservoir is rich, with species such as the great cormorant and the great crested grebe. Vegetation includes reeds and rushes along the shores, providing habitats for various species.
Things to do in Embalse del Ebro
Can you camp at the Ebro Reservoir?
Camping directly on the reservoir's shores is not allowed, but there are nearby campsites in the area.
Is it necessary to book for water activities?
Booking is not necessary, but it is recommended to contact local providers to ensure availability.
Are there hiking trails around the reservoir?
Yes, there are several hiking trails offering panoramic views of the reservoir and its surroundings.