Comarca histórica de Aragón –documentada con anterioridad al s. X– el Sobrarbe es el país de los cañones y gargantas (Añisclo, Ordesa, Escuaín), de los soberbios macizos de Monte Perdido (3.354 m), Posets/Llardana (3.375 m), Comachibosa (3.303 m) y Cotiella (2.912 m). Encierra en sus castillos, monasterios, iglesias, ermitas y pueblos los orígenes de lo que fue Condado y Reino.
El GR 19 arranca a los pies del Posets/Llardana, en las praderas de Biadós, donde enlaza con el GR 11 “Senda Pirenaica”. Siguiendo el curso del Cinqueta, desciende por la Bal de Chistau hasta cruzar el río Cinca. Por este valle, entre frondosos bosques y bajo las dilatadas faldas de la Peña Montañesa (2.291 m), nos acercamos a L’Aínsa, con su hermoso pueblo viejo. Ceñido a la Sierra de Gerbe, el sendero continúa hasta La Fueva pasando por Griébal. Finalizando en las cercanías de Muro de Roda, donde se junta con el GR 1 “Sendero Histórico”.
La variante GR 19.1, se separa en Sin (la Bal de Chistau) del camino principal, ascendiendo al Collado de la Cruz del Guardia para, por el selvático Barranco de Montillo, llegar a Bielsa. Desde aquí, un antiquísimo trazado comunica el Valle de Pineta-Bielsa con el del Yaga, cruzando el Portillo de Tella uniéndose al GR 19 en las cercanías de Tella.
El GR 19 arranca a los pies del Posets/Llardana, en las praderas de Biadós, donde enlaza con el GR 11 “Senda Pirenaica”. Siguiendo el curso del Cinqueta, desciende por la Bal de Chistau hasta cruzar el río Cinca. Por este valle, entre frondosos bosques y bajo las dilatadas faldas de la Peña Montañesa (2.291 m), nos acercamos a L’Aínsa, con su hermoso pueblo viejo. Ceñido a la Sierra de Gerbe, el sendero continúa hasta La Fueva pasando por Griébal. Finalizando en las cercanías de Muro de Roda, donde se junta con el GR 1 “Sendero Histórico”.
La variante GR 19.1, se separa en Sin (la Bal de Chistau) del camino principal, ascendiendo al Collado de la Cruz del Guardia para, por el selvático Barranco de Montillo, llegar a Bielsa. Desde aquí, un antiquísimo trazado comunica el Valle de Pineta-Bielsa con el del Yaga, cruzando el Portillo de Tella uniéndose al GR 19 en las cercanías de Tella.
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Trails
| title | riding area | rating | distance | completed | |||
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| 1 | Borda del Forcallo | 1,824 ft | |||||
| 2 | Plans de S. Chuan | 2 miles | |||||
| 3 | GR Gistaín a Feneplán | 2 miles | |||||
| 4 | Viejo de Serveto | 2,001 ft | |||||
| 5 | Sin a Sebillun | 3,140 ft | |||||
| 6 | Enlace Plan de Sebillum | 1 mile | |||||
| 7 | Tella Extress Superior | 1 mile | |||||
| 8 | GR Badaín - Laspuña | 4 miles | |||||
| 9 | Río Cinca (Hasta Laspuña) | 2 miles | |||||
| 10 | Laspuña-Araguas | 3 miles | |||||
| 11 | Araguás-La Vasal | 1 mile | |||||
| 12 | Pueyo hacia Araguás GR19 | 4,475 ft | |||||
| 13 | Enlace Los Fontanales | 1,791 ft | |||||
| 14 | Pueyo de Araguás Cabañera a la Serreta | 1,709 ft | |||||
| 15 | Monte de Casa | 1,886 ft | |||||
| 16 | La Sarreta | 2,254 ft | |||||
| 17 | Torreta - Las Natas | 4,249 ft | |||||
| 18 | Rio de la Nata-Griebal GR | 4,915 ft | |||||
| 19 | Griebal - La Corona GR | 2 miles | |||||
| 20 | La Corona GR | 2,385 ft | |||||
| 21 | GR Dolmen Tella - Salinas | 2 miles |
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Recent Trail Reports
| status | trail | date | condition | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GR Badaín - Laspuña | Jun 10, 2026 @ 6:33pm (Europe/Madrid) Jun 10, 2026 | view | ||
| GR Dolmen Tella - Salinas | Jun 7, 2026 @ 5:23pm (Europe/Andorra) Jun 7, 2026 | view | ||
| Griebal - La Corona GR | May 16, 2026 @ 10:37am (Europe/Andorra) May 16, 2026 | view | ||
| Pueyo de Araguás Cabañera a la Serreta | Apr 25, 2026 @ 12:06pm (Europe/Andorra) Apr 25, 2026 | view | ||
| La Corona GR | Apr 16, 2026 @ 6:10pm (Europe/Madrid) Apr 16, 2026 | view |
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