BOLTAÑA,Huesca,Spain

A big nighttime storm at the foot of the Ordesa y Monte Perdido park in Huesca (Spain) makes us rethink doing the mythical horsetail route, which we ended up postponing until the next day because supposedly the weather would be better. So using Google Maps we decided to spend the day getting to know the town of Boltaña. We walked the cobblestone streets of this picturesque town, and although it was stiflingly hot, we were unable to cool off in the crystalline waters of the Gorga de Boltaña, a large natural pool located next to the town, where access with dogs is prohibited. As today the heat was intense and we could not park the van in the shade, we continued along the course of the Ara River until we found the Villaboya recreational area where it was also prohibited to bring dogs, but here we did find a cool place to park and leave the Tico, with the turbovents of course, and while we took a bath. Everything ready to say goodbye to the Boltaña round and try again the next day to climb the Cola de Caballo.

[@finagg6063]

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[@andresroldan1365]

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[@lourdesrubio4337]

Yo acabo de pasar una, semana en boltaña y si una pena en el primer sitio donde has estado no dejaban perro, y en el segundo sitio tampoco, pero yo losbaje por que habia perros y la gente dijo queno habia problema, conla calor lis perros se tienen que refrescar,

[@lauravillacorta2302]

Hola pareja,wue envidia me dais pero de la sana,anda que no dejar a los perros bajar al rio,yo flipo si son mucho mas civilizados que los crios...🙄😘,un achuchón a tico que es precioso.

[@MEMORIASDEUNARUEDA]

Jajaja pues si, en estos casos yo siempre digo que yo por ley tengo que garantizar que mi perro está al día de vacunas pero eso con los humanos no pasa, ya que hay algunos que se niegan a vacunar a sus hijos. Y el tema de educación Tico le da mil vueltas a muchos humanos...