The province of Huesca has been recognized internationally after receiving the title of Best Adventure Destination in the World at the World Travel Awards 2025, an award that places it ahead of other territories with a tradition of active tourism. The recognition is granted after a global voting process in which more than 950,000 people participated, with a social media reach of millions of users in different regions of the planet.
Huesca is characterized by its geographical diversity, which combines the Pyrenees in the north with the valleys and canyons of the Sierra de Guara in the south. This variety of landscapes allows the practice of different sporting disciplines in different natural environments, from rivers and ravines to high altitude peaks. The province has developed specific routes and infrastructure to guarantee safe access to these activities and encourage the participation of national and international tourists, consolidating a tourism offer specialized in sport and adventure.
Zipline in Fiscal
In the municipality of Fiscal there is a zip line that stands out for the speed and length of its route, crossing part of the mountainous landscape of the Aragonese Pyrenees. The structure allows participants to move along a stretch of approximately two kilometers, descending more than 400 meters in altitude, and offers a panoramic view of the Ordesa Park and Monte Perdido from the air. The facility is among the fastest in the world, with speeds reaching 160 km/h.
The activity is carried out in limited groups or individually, always with harnesses and specialized supervision to guarantee safety. The experience combines air travel with observation of the natural environment and is part of a set of active tourism options in the region, which includes mountain routes and marked trails, allowing visitors to organize days incorporating various adventure activities.
Paragliding in Castejón de Sos
Castejón de Sos has established itself as a reference point for paragliding in the province of Huesca. Flights are always carried out in the company of certified pilots and in tandem mode, which allows even those without experience to fly safely over valleys, rivers and nearby towns. The town has a training school which offers courses and experiences aimed at different skill levels.
During the tours, participants will be able to observe the Benasque Valley and the Ésera River from heights exceeding a thousand meters above sea level, in addition to passing through small towns and exploring the geography of the environment from an aerial perspective. The site infrastructure includes signposted take-off and landing areas, as well as safety protocols and specialized staff, ensuring that the activity takes place in an organized and controlled manner.
ski resorts
The province of Huesca has several ski resorts that allow the practice of winter sports at different levels, from beginner to expert. Among them are Cerler, Panticosa, Formigal, Candanchú and Astún, with prepared slopes, ski lifts and maintenance services, providing safe and organized environments for skiing.
These facilities cover various circuits and altitudes which allow snow to be maintained throughout the season. In addition to alpine and cross-country skiing, the resorts offer complementary options, such as snowshoe hiking routes, expanding the active tourism proposition during winter and allowing visitors to enjoy mountain experiences beyond the snow slopes.
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