A-138, Aínsa
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4x4 access only
Getting here needs an off-road vehicle. Check your ground clearance before setting off.
A quiet, shaded riverside and lakeside area with several paths and room to spread out when the reservoir level is low. It can suit an overnight stop or several days, with a small town nearby for supplies. Access becomes difficult after rain because the tracks can turn muddy and slippery. The area is generally isolated and peaceful.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 58 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 58 days ago
Very good for staying one night or a few days; there is a small town nearby where you can get supplies. Superb, I recommend it.Translating
Good place to spend the night or stop. Shaded, wooded area and very quiet. If the reservoir level is low, the paths are easily accessible. We came with a Citroën Jumper.Translating
Do not go there! It should be classified as off-road, and that is an understatement. A breakdown service was necessary to get out (Mercedes Sprinter 208 that goes anywhere). Stick to the spot downhill directly from the motorway. Do not go any farther!Translating
Downhill along the trail, with rocks, sand, and dust. It is possible to park at the very end of the tracks, as close to the lake as possible when it is dry. Quiet and isolated, sleeping under the stars! No traffic. A few insects at night… Be careful: it must not rain, otherwise there is a risk of slippery mud.Translating