Nordic Walking in Graus: routes of nature, tradition and culture

The Nordic Walking program in Graus offers the opportunity to discover the town and its surroundings via marked trails that combine physical activity, nature, and culture. Three routes of varying difficulty levels allow the experience to be tailored to all levels, showcasing everything from traditional agricultural landscapes to heritage sites of great historical value.

The first route, known as Las Huertas de Graus , is an introductory walk that begins next to the bridge over the Ésera River. It's a circular route that allows you to explore the irrigated agricultural landscape, where the orchards are still cultivated using traditional methods. This walk offers an authentic glimpse into local life and the close relationship between the town and the river that runs through it.

The Truffle Route, of medium difficulty , begins on the road to Capella. After turning onto a farm track, the route follows the Isábena River, winding through fields that showcase the area's agricultural richness. The route culminates at the Graus Truffle Cultivation Center , where the importance of this gourmet product and its connection to the local economy are explained.

Finally, the most challenging route leads to the hermitage of San Pedro de Graus , following the historic path taken by pilgrims every May 1st. The ascent offers a more strenuous workout and allows you to enjoy splendid views over the town and its natural surroundings.

These three routes in Graus make Nordic walking a complete experience, where sport, tourism in Graus and contact with nature are integrated into the same itinerary.