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Near Candanchú is the Pyrenees National Park, a nature reserve that protects a large part of the Pyrenean ecosystem and offers numerous hiking and cycling routes.
Candanchú is known for its ski resort, one of the oldest in Spain, which offers a variety of slopes for all levels, as well as winter activities such as cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
Candanchú is surrounded by the impressive mountains of the Pyrenees, offering alpine landscapes with rugged peaks, deep valleys and dense forests.
The region has numerous rivers and lakes of glacial origin, such as the Aragón River and several ibones (mountain lakes) that add scenic beauty and opportunities for water activities.
Candanchú is a stop on one of the routes of the Camino de Santiago, which adds a cultural and historical component to the environment, attracting pilgrims and tourists interested in heritage.
