Panticosa and the Tena Valley

The Valle de Tena, a north-south hexagon of 400 square km (154 square mi), is formed by the Gállego River and its tributaries, principally the Aguaslimpias and the Caldares. A glacial valley surrounded by peaks rising to more than 10,000 feet (such as the 10,900-foot Vignemale), Tena is a busy hiking and winter-sports center.

Panticosa and the Tena Valley at a Glance

Elsewhere in The Pyrenees

• Aínsa
• Aragüés del Puerto
• Baztán Valley
• Beget
• Bellver de Cerdanya
• Benasque
• Bielsa
• Burguete (Auritz)
• Camprodón
• Espot
• Hecho and Ansó Valleys
• Huesca
• Jaca
• La Seu d'Urgell
• Llívia

• Puigcerdà
• Ripoll
• Roncal Valley
• Roncesvalles (Orreaga)
• Salardú
• San Juan de Plan and the Gistaín Valley
• Sant Joan de les Abadesses
• Setcases
• Sort
• Taüll
• Vall d'Aran and Environs
• Vielha
• Zaragoza

See Also

• Spain
• The Pyrenees