The excursion begins in Eresué, a small village in the Benasque Valley that retains the peaceful rhythm of life at high altitude. From its cobbled streets, a path winds its way uphill, offering increasingly spectacular views and silence as we move away from the village centre.

The path crosses high meadows that are filled with colour and sound in summer. Upon reaching the forest, the trail becomes more enclosed and somewhat more demanding, but soon gives way to an esplanade where the chapel of Santa Margarita stands, discreet and well oriented. It is a special place, with deep significance for those who live or have lived in Eresué, and with a location that seems chosen for looking far into the distance.

From there, the view opens up to the south: El Turbón, the Ventamillo gorge, the reliefs that box in the valley; to the north: the Eriste reservoir, the village of Benasque and the great Pyrenean ridges that mark the border.

The return journey is along the same mountain, completing a circular route which, without being too demanding, offers a complete view of the surroundings, combining landscape, local history and a unique perspective on the territory.

Points of interest:

• A charming village: Discover Eresué, a mountain village with traditional Pyrenean architecture, where our tour begins.
• Panoramic views: Enjoy spectacular views of the Eriste reservoir, the village of Benasque and the surrounding mountain ranges.
• Historical and cultural heritage: Visit the chapel of Santa Margarita de Eresué, a building that bears witness to the history and devotion of the area.
• Nature in its purest form: Walk through lush forests, cross alpine meadows and discover the rich flora and fauna of the Aragonese Pyrenees.