The ascent to Monte Rapitán from its northern face is a must-do route for hiking enthusiasts looking for a short but demanding trail near Jaca. This route offers a direct climb to the summit, where the emblematic Rapitán fort is located, with impressive views of the Aragonese Pyrenees.

Route Description:
• Distance and Duration: 6 kilometers (round trip), with an approximate time of 2 hours.
• Difficulty: Moderate-high, due to the accumulated elevation gain.

Itinerary:
The route starts in Jaca, taking a trail that steadily ascends the northern slope of the mountain. During the ascent, the path passes through a forest of pines and beeches, providing a peaceful natural environment. As altitude is gained, panoramic views of the Aragón Valley and surrounding mountains unfold. The highlight of the route is reaching the Rapitán fort, from where one can enjoy a privileged view of Jaca and the Pyrenees. The descent follows the same path.

This circular route allows you to go around Monte Rapitán following the PR-HU-81 trail, a perfect option to enjoy nature without a very demanding ascent.

Route Description:
• Distance and Duration: 8 kilometers, with an approximate duration of 3 hours.
• Difficulty: Moderate.

Itinerary:
The route starts in Jaca and follows the PR-HU-81 trail, passing through a natural environment of forests and meadows. Along the way, you can find old bunkers and remnants of fortifications. The trail encircles Monte Rapitán, offering different perspectives of the Pyrenean landscape and the city of Jaca. In the final stretch, the route gently descends back to the city, completing a pleasant and panoramic loop.

The route to Torre del Moro is a circular hike that combines history and nature, leading hikers to one of the most iconic viewpoints in the area.

Route Description:
• Distance and Duration: 10 kilometers, with a duration of 3 to 4 hours.
• Difficulty: Moderate.

Itinerary:
The trail starts from Jaca and follows well-marked paths that pass through oak and pine forests. During the ascent, hikers can enjoy excellent views of the Aragón Valley. Torre del Moro, a historical remnant that served as a watchtower in medieval times, is located in a privileged spot offering panoramic views of the Pyrenees and the surrounding plains. After enjoying this natural viewpoint, the route descends via an alternative trail back to Jaca.

This circular route is ideal for those seeking an accessible trail with beautiful river landscapes. The path follows the course of the Gas and Aragón rivers, offering a relaxing environment full of natural life.

Route Description:
• Distance and Duration: 12 kilometers, with an approximate duration of 3.5 hours.
• Difficulty: Low.

Itinerary:
The route starts from Jaca and follows the course of the Gas River, moving through riverside vegetation and small waterfalls. The trail then crosses to the Aragón River, where you can observe a rich local fauna, including waterfowl. Along the way, there are several areas where you can stop to rest and enjoy the sound of the water. The return to Jaca is along an easy and well-marked path, completing a perfect route to enjoy at any time of the year.