The Cinca and La Larri Waterfalls
A lovely walk following the waterfalls, with magnificent scenery. This walk takes in the Cinca Waterfall, the Larri Waterfall, the Salto de la Larri Waterfall and a high vantage point overlooking the mountains. There are also numerous viewpoints, including several overlooking the Larri Waterfall. Please take care at a dangerous section where you have to cross a stream. There is also a lovely picnic spot with views of the mountains, right by the water. Please stay on the paths and respect the mountain
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 5.69 mi -
Average duration: 3h 40 -
Difficulty: Moderate -
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Back to start: Yes -
Ascent: + 1,211 ft -
Descent: - 1,227 ft -
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Highest point: 5,331 ft -
Lowest point: 4,193 ft
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Waypoints
- S/E : mi 0 - alt. 4,209 ft - Pineta Nordic Area
- 1 : mi 1.14 - alt. 4,705 ft - Waterfall
- 2 : mi 1.84 - alt. 4,931 ft - Waterfall and viewpoint
- 3 : mi 2.37 - alt. 5,112 ft - Viewpoint
- 4 : mi 3.42 - alt. 5,331 ft - Waterfall
- 5 : mi 4.8 - alt. 4,810 ft - Viewpoint overlooking the waterfall
- 6 : mi 4.92 - alt. 4,633 ft - Viewpoint overlooking the waterfall
- 7 : mi 5.22 - alt. 4,262 ft - Dangerous rocky area
- 8 : mi 5.58 - alt. 4,203 ft - Picnic area
- S/E : mi 5.69 - alt. 4,206 ft - Pineta Nordic Area
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