Things to see and do in Boltaña and around

The Ésera, the Ara, the Ter and three other Pyrenean valleys offer rafting, kayaking, rock pools and fishing with more space. Includes info on access, flow rates and where to stay.

A step-by-step guide to sorting out dates, accommodation, transport and activities based on your group's level, with 1-day, weekend or 3–4 day itineraries and backup plans in case the weather changes.

Castildetierra, Tabernas, Gorafe, Sorbas and Monegros: five arid terrains with surprising shapes. We'll tell you how to get there, when to go and what to see in each area.

A regulated river releases water on a schedule and reduces cancellations; a natural one depends on snowmelt and rain. See how flow rates, seasons and difficulty change before you book.

From the Ordesa valley to the Añisclo or Pineta canyons: routes with times, elevation gains and how to get around in summer, when access to La Pradera is only by shuttle.

Seven equipped itineraries across Spain, from your first steps in Sella to the challenge of Fuente Dé. Each entry includes K grade, time, access, and the best time to visit so you can choose wisely.