This experience is done on foot. A circular trek around Cuiña Peak in Ancares, departing from the Ancares Pass to observe the area's fauna, flora, and geology. Among other species, the griffon vulture, the Spanish ibex, and the chamois stand out. The High Mountain Flora section features a variety of orange-flowered gentian. The hiking route will also be accompanied by an interpretation of glacialism through its traces in the landscape and on the rocks of Ancares.
A one-day hike along mountain trails with uneven terrain and a medium level of difficulty. Appropriate clothing and footwear for the mountains and the weather are essential.