From the first point of interest, we can observe some mountains, such as the Peña Montañesa (Highland Rock) that travelled up to 40km like riding layers in the rock before finally settling..
The following panel stands by an outcrop of even sandstone layers which reach a thickness of 20cm. These rocks have been used for traditional building in the county, as we can see from the St. Michael Hermitage nearby.
Following the main route, near San Vicente, we find two big dunes that formed hundreds of meters below sea level.l.
Finally, as we ride along the Cinca River, we can observe the variety of rocks that the river transports, arranging them by size along its course.
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Route map highlighting the points of geological interest along Route 3. Aínsa-San Vicente-Labuerda- Aínsa.
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