Tella Village – Hermitage of San Juan and San Pedro loop from Tella-Sin

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Tella Village – Hermitage of San Juan and San Pedro loop from Tella-Sin

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Tella Village – Hermitage of San Juan and San Pedro loop from Tella-Sin

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1.94km

80m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: August 15, 2026

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Geoparque Sobrarbe-Pirineos

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227 m

Tella Village

Highlight • Settlement

Tella is a very small municipality with spectacular views of the great massif topped by Punta Lierga, which reaches 2,267 meters high. It is surrounded by green meadows and its houses are made of stone, in the style of the Pyrenean villages. Here is the Museum of the Witch, where stories and legends about these creatures and about the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park are collected.

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326 m

Posada San Vilán

Highlight • Mountain Hut

770 m

View of Tella

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

1.21 km

Hermitage of San Juan and San Pedro

Highlight • Religious Site

In an incomparable setting, in the so-called Puntón de las Brujas, we find the Romanesque hermitage of San Juan and San Pedro, the oldest documented hermitage in Sobrarbe. Its original construction dates back to the 12th century, although various interventions were made in the 16th and 20th centuries.
It is known that it was consecrated in 1019 by Bishop Borrell de Roda de Isábena thanks to a wooden relic - Lipsnoteca - preserved in a parchment with these dates and currently kept in the Diocesan Museum of Barbastro.

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1.55 km

Hermitage of Our Lady of Fajanillas

Highlight • Religious Site

During the summer season the temple remains open to visitors. It can be accessed just by opening its lock. When the tourist season is over and the cattle leave the port, they close so that the animals do not enter.

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