Foz de Burgui

Start and information panel next to the medieval bridge of Burgui and practically beside it, a representation of a raft, from where a track leads to a fork with a directional post where you turn right and find the representative equipment of the ice house (to the left, very close to the path) and a little further ahead the oven and the charcoal kiln, all with their corresponding informative and illustrative panels.

The path narrows and becomes a very pleasant trail that goes into a Scots pine forest and through a beautiful boxwood corridor where you will find the representation of the charcoal kiln and its explanatory panel. It continues ascending with good views over the Esca river, approaching the rocks of the gorge and ending at the Bird Viewpoint with excellent views of the gorge and a good place to observe birds.

The viewpoint is equipped with a directional post indicating the return, wooden railing, and information panels about birds of prey and cliff-dwelling birds that can be observed in the gorge. The trail is also equipped with wooden railings and wire ropes as safety handrails in sections where it crosses streams or areas with significant drop to the river.

SIGNAGE: Local Trail certified and very well marked, with directional posts and white and green markers.

The Roncal Valley has a network of marked and certified trails. More information: www.senderosvallederoncal.com