Summit bivouac experience
The activity starts around 12:00h in the Vega de Urriellu, where we will check all the material and start our way to the previously chosen route.
We will begin the climb in mid-afternoon, with enough time to reach the summit during the day. We will prepare the bivouac while enjoying the spectacular sunset. With the first light of dawn we will have breakfast with local products and prepare the backpack and the descent through the rappels of the south face. (approximately 1 hour from summit to the ground). Afterwards we will make our way back through the Canal de la Celada to the Vega de Urriellu where we will have some lunch. (1h 30min approximately).
100€ / person
+ price of the chosen route
It is possible to make basic ascents without having climbed before. Even so, the necessary notions to be able to do the activity will be taught.
The price includes: VAT, RC and accident insurance, qualified guide, all the technical material for the activity, dinner and breakfast, photo album.
Climbing in the sunset
During the quiet evening, away from the hustle and bustle and in total solitude, we will climb the magnificent rock of the Naranjo de Bulnes, carrying the cooking and bivouac equipment in our backpacks. With the whisper of the wind and the cawing of the choughs we will contemplate a unique sunset.
Immensity above us
Once at the summit, we will have dinner sitting on our mats chatting placidly by the light of our headlamps and the moon. Getting into the sack under the perfectly visible Milky Way makes this experience a rare luxury.
Sunrise in the void
We will have breakfast with hot coffee and local products while contemplating the emptiness. The awakening does not fall short, because the sunrises in Picos de Europa are tremendously beautiful and take hold of you. This makes this activity an extraordinary adventure.
Pablo Alonso – Climbing Guide in Picos de Europa
+34 657 111 194
info@liebanaaventura.com
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Potes, Liébana Valley. Cantabria
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