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All Locations > International > Europe > Spain > Aragon
The tiny village of Riglos features enormous walls of large, orange cobbles, with routes up to 10 pitches long.
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The medieval village of Alquezar is a popular tourist attraction, but it also offers excellent limestone cragging.
Random ignored cliff along HU631 in Ordesa National Park.
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Monomaniac
Dec 18, 2009
“The tiny village of Riglos features enormous walls of large, orange cobbles, with routes up to 10 pitches long.”  

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Random ignored cliff along HU631 in Ordesa National Park.
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The medieval village of Alquezar is a popular tourist attraction, but it also offers excellent limestone cragging.
The tiny village of Riglos features enormous walls of large, orange cobbles, with routes up to 10 pitches long.