Rodellar

Rodellar is a small village located in the Sierra de Guara mountain range in the province of Huesca, Aragon, Spain. It is renowned internationally as a premier destination for canyoning and sport climbing.

The village itself is characterized by its traditional Aragonese architecture, featuring stone houses and narrow, winding streets. Its economy is heavily reliant on tourism, particularly climbers and canyoners who visit the area to take advantage of the unique geological formations and numerous routes.

Rodellar's climbing area is known for its steep limestone cliffs and tufas, offering challenging routes for experienced climbers. The rock quality is generally considered to be excellent.

The surrounding canyons offer a diverse range of experiences, from narrow, technical descents to more open and flowing routes. The water is typically clear and cool, providing a refreshing experience during the hot summer months. Popular canyoning routes near Rodellar include Mascún Inferior, Mascún Superior, and Barrasil.

Due to its popularity, Rodellar has a number of amenities catering to outdoor enthusiasts, including campsites, hostels, restaurants, and climbing shops. Responsible tourism and environmental conservation are becoming increasingly important to ensure the long-term sustainability of the area's natural beauty.