# Guías de Torla Ordesa

Activity company en Torla

Fuente: https://www.geocalia.com/en/companies/guias-de-torla-ordesa

Guías de Torla Ordesa, which also presents itself as Compañía Guías de Torla-Ordesa, is a mountain guide company with an office on Calle A Ruata in Torla, the gateway to the Ordesa and Bujaruelo valleys. It was founded in 2000 by Alain Andrés, a senior sports technician in high mountain with UIAGM qualification. It began with canyoning and hiking and has added activities until it covers almost everything done in the Huesca Pyrenees, in summer and in winter.

## What it does and where

In summer it guides canyons around Ordesa and the Sobrarbe, such as Viandico in Nerín, Gloces in Fanlo, Forcos in Bergua or the Furco in Broto, and more technical ones in Bujaruelo; vias ferratas, hiking and treks, rock climbing, 4x4 routes to the Ordesa viewpoints, and on the water rafting on the Ara, Ésera and Gállego, hydrospeed, canoraft and open kayak. In winter, snowshoeing in the national park. For experienced mountaineers it offers summer and winter ascents, couloirs, north faces, ice climbing and an expedition to the Alps. It has courses in canyoning, climbing, mountaineering, ski mountaineering, freeride, kayaking and winter mountain skills, bivouac and rope workshops, school outings and activities for companies. It also rents mountain and canyoning equipment.

## Guides, safety and equipment

All its guides hold qualifications from the Spanish Mountain Sports and Climbing Federation, approved by the Ministry of Education, with specialities in high and mid mountain, white water and canyons, and ongoing training in rescue and first aid. The company is entered in the Aragon tourism register under number TA-HU 21, says it holds a tourism quality seal and uses CE-approved equipment. It works in small groups: in canyons, at most six people per guide, with a prior risk assessment and departure only with a favourable forecast. It has three 4x4 support vehicles. For canyons it includes a full wetsuit, helmet, harness, descent equipment, rucksack, waterproof barrel and accident insurance.

## Ages and season

Beginner canyons, such as Viandico or Medio Forcos, admit children from age 6; intermediate ones, from 10 or 12 depending on the canyon; technical ones require abseiling experience. The best season for canyons is June to September; in May and October it depends on the flow, and the company confirms the outing 48 hours before.

## How to book and cancel

You book on its website, by email at info@guiasdetorlaordesa.com, by WhatsApp or on 974 486 422. The office is open Monday to Sunday from 9:00 to 20:00, and in high season also outside those hours; they reply in under 24 hours. Most activities are confirmed 48 hours ahead; for high mountain and courses it is best to book earlier. Depending on the activity, you pay all of it or a deposit to secure the place. If you cancel more than 48 hours ahead, they refund the full amount; high mountain and expeditions have their own terms. The website does not say in which languages they guide. Torla is 90 km from Huesca along the A-2205, and there is parking in the village.

## What they run

- [Rafting on the Ara river between Torla and Broto](https://www.geocalia.com/en/spain/aragon/ordesa-valley/things-to-do/ara-river-rafting), in Ordesa Valley. Rafting on the Ara river, from Torla to Broto. Desde 50 € per person. 3 h 30. Ages 14 and up. April – July. Includes 3 mm wetsuit, water shoes, life jacket, helmet, paddle, guide and accident insurance. Meet at the Torla-Ordesa car park
- [Medio Forcos canyon in Bergua](https://www.geocalia.com/en/spain/aragon/ordesa-valley/things-to-do/forcos-canyoning-bergua), in Ordesa Valley. Medio Forcos canyon, beginner level. Desde 52 € per person. 3 h. Ages 6 and up. March – November. €52 children and €55 adults. Optional jumps of 1, 4 and 6 m and a 10 m abseil; maximum 8 per guide; meet at the Torla car park
- [Climbing Monte Perdido](https://www.geocalia.com/en/spain/aragon/ordesa-valley/things-to-do/monte-perdido-climb), in Ordesa Valley. Guided ascent of Monte Perdido from Góriz, in summer. Desde 125 € per person. 7 h. June – October. Minimum 4 people and maximum 6 per guide. Includes guide, insurance and VAT; not the refuge or the bus. Meet at Góriz or at the Nerín bus stop
- [Guided snowshoeing in Ordesa and around](https://www.geocalia.com/en/spain/aragon/ordesa-valley/things-to-do/ordesa-guided-snowshoeing), in Ordesa Valley. Snowshoe route in Ordesa and surroundings. 3 h. Ages 6 and up. December – March. Includes snowshoes, poles, the guide's safety equipment, accident insurance and a FEDA-qualified guide. Groups of 6 per guide. Price on request
- [Sorrosal Via Ferrata](https://www.geocalia.com/en/spain/aragon/ordesa-valley/things-to-do/sorrosal-via-ferrata), in Ordesa Valley. Sorrosal via ferrata with a guide. Desde 55 € per person. 2 h 30. Ages 10 and up. March – November. Includes harness with energy absorbers, helmet, gloves, guide, safety gear and the €3.50 municipal fee. From age 10 or 1.45 m

Independent companies: you book with them, on their terms. Prices are as they publish them and may change.

## Practical details

- Phone: +34 974 486 422

## Contact

- Web: https://guiasdetorlaordesa.com/
- Coordenadas: 42.6275, -0.111
