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The Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park is one of the most emblematic protected areas in Spain, recognized for its spectacular landscape, biodiversity, and geological richness. We provide the map and a detailed guide to explore and enjoy this wonderful destination, helping visitors plan their trip, find information about its location, and learn about the different transportation options available to access the park.
Location Map of Ordesa and Monte Perdido
Geographic Location
Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park is located in the Pyrenees mountain range, in the province of Huesca, in the autonomous community of Aragon, Spain. The park spans an area of approximately 156 km² and is situated on the southern slope of the Pyrenees, hosting the limestone massif of Monte Perdido, which reaches an altitude of 3,355 meters.
Provinces and Nearby Municipalities
The park is framed by various Aragonese towns, such as Torla-Ordesa, Broto, Tella-Sin, and Bielsa. These towns offer accommodation, services, and tourist information points for visitors wishing to explore Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park.
How to Get to Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park
There are different means and routes of transportation to visit Ordesa and Monte Perdido Park, with good communication up to the entrance of the same. You can travel by car, public transport, train, and even arrive on foot by crossing hiking routes or going by bike. Below we present the different ways to access one of the best national parks in Spain.
Car Transportation
Main Routes and Highways
To reach the park by car from the city of Huesca, you should take the N-260 road north, passing through Sabiñánigo and Biescas. Then, take the A-135 road towards Torla-Ordesa and the main entrance of the park.
Parking
Cars, coaches, motorcycles, and bicycles have a car park located in Torla, with capacity for 386 cars and 17 coaches.
Parking Fees
- Free hours from 20.00 h. to 09.00 h.
- Cars and motorcycles: €0.6/hour. After 24 hours of parking, a discount of 20% of the total will be applied.
- Buses: €1.50/hour. After 24 hours of parking, a discount of 20% of the total will be applied.
- During the period of non-operation of the bus service, parking is free 24 hours a day.
Public Transportation
Bus
During the high season, there is a bus service connecting the nearby towns of Torla-Ordesa and Broto with the park. This service is an excellent option for those who prefer to avoid car use and enjoy a more sustainable experience.
Train
Although there is no train station directly in the park, the Zaragoza to Canfranc train line has stops in Huesca and Sabiñánigo, from where you can take a bus or rent a car to reach the park.
Other Transportation Options
It is also possible to reach Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park by bicycle or on foot, following hiking and cycling routes that cross the spectacular landscapes of the Pyrenees. However, bear in mind that some of these routes can be demanding and require a good level of physical preparation and mountain experience.
