Via ferrata of Sorrosal in Broto

The Sorrosal Waterfall Via Ferrata, in Broto (Huesca), is one of the most spectacular activities in the Aragonese Pyrenees. Located at the gateway to the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, it combines the thrill of climbing a vertical wall with the natural beauty of a unique setting. What makes it special is that it literally begins in the village, allowing you to access it without having to travel far and enter a canyon shaped by millions of years of geological history.The route, of moderate difficulty (K3), offers a varied itinerary with grips, handrails, bridges, and a small tunnel dug into the rock. Over the course of approximately two hours, you ascend alongside the impressive waterfall, which is over 80 meters high, enjoying the power of the water, the views over the Broto Valley, and the feeling of adventure at altitude. No previous experience is required, but a normal physical condition and the absence of severe vertigo are required. Children ages 10 and up can also participate, making this via ferrata an ideal option for families, couples, or groups of friends looking for a unique experience during their vacation in Ordesa.Safety is paramount. That's why at Canyoneers we offer all the approved equipment (harness, helmet, and heat dissipation device), as well as a certified guide who accompanies you throughout the route and the required safety precautions. This way, all you have to worry about is enjoying the surroundings, learning interesting facts about the area, and experiencing the adventure with peace of mind.The Sorrosal via ferrata is, in short, an activity that combines the best of the mountains: adrenaline, direct contact with nature, and the chance to discover Broto and its waterfall from a unique perspective. A complete and accessible experience that shouldn't be missed on any trip to the Aragonese Pyrenees.