Ochagavía – Laza Pass (1,129 m) loop from Güesa / Gorza

Ochagavía – Laza Pass (1,129 m) loop from Güesa / Gorza

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Ochagavía – Laza Pass (1,129 m) loop from Güesa / Gorza

06:15

120km

1,970m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 28, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 12.9 km for 86 m

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Bus stop

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10.4 km

Ezcároz

Highlight • Settlement

One of the fourteen towns that make up the Salazar Valley. It has cobbled streets and Pyrenean houses with steeply sloping roofs and flat tiles. It is a cattle town, with sheep and cows, and potatoes are also grown. A large part of its extension is forest, with pine, beech and oak.

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12.9 km

Ochagavía

Highlight • Settlement

Picturesque typical village of this area of the Navarrese interior. In 1794 the town was invaded by French troops who burned a large part of it and it was later rebuilt around the 19th century to what can be seen today. Among its places to visit are the walk along the waterfront of the Anduña river, the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Muskilda and the Church of San Juan Evangelistas, as well as having a large number of connections to paths and tracks through the Pyrenees.

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24.7 km

Laza Pass (1,129 m)

Highlight • Mountain Pass

The Col de Laza is located in Spain not far from the French border and the port of Larrau. Shorter than its neighbour, its ascent takes place in the middle of a beautiful forest which opens onto lovely views of the surrounding mountains.

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48.7 km

Collado de Argibiela

Highlight • Mountain Pass

This pass, both from the Ansó slope and the Isaba slope, presents the cyclist with a long climb (13 and 12 kilometres, respectively). On both slopes, the hardest part is at the end, highlighting the final kilometer of the ascent from Ansó, with an 8% unevenness.

It is a quiet road with magnificent views of both the valleys and the nearby peaks.

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55.0 km

Access Road to Refugio de Linza

Highlight • Trail

Beautiful and lonely road that reaches the refuge.

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60.2 km

View of the Peaks of Zuriza

Highlight • Viewpoint

very beautiful landscapes on the way down to Anso

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73.8 km

Ansó

Highlight • Settlement

A beautiful medieval village with traditional Pyrenean architecture. Visit the 16th-century medieval tower, the Virgen de Puyeta hermitage, the San Pedro church, and the museums. There are also several restaurants where you can enjoy typical local cuisine.

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81.1 km