What should I do?

In the vicinity of the A’Noguera Hostel there are countless touring, hiking and cycling routes.

The town of Jaca is a must-see with its cathedral, citadel and diocesan museum, shopping streets and numerous festivals, but don’t forget other towns such as Canfranc and its splendid railway station, the Güixas caves in Villanua, Santa Cruz de la Serós and its Romanesque church, the Monastery of San Juan de la Peña, Borau, Santa María de Iguácel, etc.

The A’Noguera Hostel is located on the French Way through Aragon or Aragonese Way, which links the Somport Pass on the Spanish-French border with the Navarran town of Puente la Reina, where it joins the route from Roncesvalles. The French Way through Aragon owes its origin to the Way of Arles (Via Tolosana), one of the four most important medieval pilgrimage routes.

A multitude of hiking trails are signposted in the vicinity of the hostel, whether PR or GR, as well as mountain bike routes.

Alberge A´Noguera
Pirineos

Where are we?

We are in the heart of the Aragonese Pyrenees. The guest house A ‘Noguera is located in the valley of the Aragon river in Castiello de Jaca. A quiet place full of charm and mysticism through its connection to the Way of St. James and the Route of the Holy Grail. We are 7 km (4,4 miles from Jaca and 25 km (15,5 miles) from the French border.

The guest house is located outside the historic village center and can be reached via the Camino de Santiago, via a stony track more or less 700 (700 yd) from the village. Easy parking outside the estate for cars, easy enclosed parking for motorcycles or bikes.

How to get there?

From Spain:

Take the express ways from any point on the Iberian Peninsula to Jaca:
– E90/A2 from Madrid
– A2/A22/E7 from Barcelona
– A23 from Valencia
– A21 from the Basque Country
Once in Jaca, follow the road to France, Ctra de Francia / E7. Castiello de Jaca is the first village after Jaca. You may take the first exit on the left to go up to the old village, but you’ll face a very steep and narrow slope. Otherwise continue until recent urbanization and at the roundabout take the 4th exit on the right (the side road) and then go up to the village. Once in the old village, take the first street on the right and directly after another right to exit the village towards the cemetery / St James Way. Once you leave the asphalt there is 700 m of track to the A’Noguera lodge

From France:

Arrival via the Somport pass or tunnel and the E7.

About 5km / 3 miles after the village of Villanua at the roundabout exit the main road and follow Castiello de Jaca Urbanisacion. Then follow the instructions in the previous paragraph.

The Albergue A’Noguera guest house is located on the St James Way , Aragonese French Way or Chemin d’Arles which enters Spain via the Somport pass and then descends towards Jaca on the hillsides or, on certain sections on the edge of the Aragon river. Nearly 700 m before arriving at the village, you will see a large puddle still present (even in summer because there is a source nearby), there is a deviation from the path to the right which leads straight to the cottage you see from the Path.

Train:There is a train stop at Castiello de Jaca station. The line is the one of the “Canfranero” which unites Zaragoza, Huesca and Canfranc Estación.

Bus:Jaca – Astún bus line with stop at Castiello de Jaca on the N330.Cíe Avanza bus.

Nearby airports: Zaragoza; Biarritz, Lourdes, Pau, Bilbao and Barcelona.

Alberge A´Noguera