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General
La Era de Satué is a former agricultural house restored using traditional local materials, with a stone roof and a typical chimney of the Pyrenees of Huesca. Located in a natural meadow in the village of Fanlo, right in the Añisclo Valley, its stunning views of the surroundings reflect what this rural accommodation offers: peace and immersion in nature.
It is a full-rental house with 2 floors and capacity for 6 people. It includes 1 double bedroom with a sink, 1 twin room with bunk beds, 1 attic loft with a double bed, 1 bathroom, and a kitchen-dining room with a fireplace.
It is surrounded by a large fenced garden with a table, benches, and a barbecue, offering spectacular views of the valley.
It is an excellent starting point to visit the various valleys of the Central Pyrenees: Ordesa Valley, Pineta Valley, Añisclo Canyon, Escuaín Valley, Chistau Valley… and towns such as Aínsa, Alquézar in the Sierra de Guara, Boltaña, Tella, and Gistaín.
Pets
Pets with travel documents are welcome.
Facilities
- Barbecue
- Dishwasher
- Fireplace
- Garden
- Garden furniture
- Heating
- Kitchen
- Mountain views
- Oven
- Private bathroom
- Rest zone
- Terrace
- TV
- Washing machine
Activities
Fanlo is a small high-mountain village, located at an altitude of 1,320 meters, with just 14 residents. It lies in the Vió Valley, and within its municipal territory stands the Monte Perdido massif (3,355 m).
Part of its area is included in the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, making it an excellent starting point to reach the Soaso Cirque in the Ordesa Valley, and to ascend Monte Perdido. The Arazas, Aso, and Vellos rivers, all tributaries of the Cinca, originate within its territory.
On the road that connects Fanlo with Sarvisé lies the Pardina del Señor Forest, considered by many to be the most spectacular forest in Europe during autumn. It features a mix of firs, beeches, maples, aspens, hazelnut trees, rowans, ash trees, cherry trees, Scots pines, birches, boxwoods, and gall oaks... creating a perfect blend that makes the mountains look like a pointillist painting.
The village also has a cross-country ski trail with a total of 22 skiable kilometers. The surrounding area offers all kinds of adventure sports: hiking, climbing, canyoning, rafting, canoeing, horseback riding… a whole world of possibilities.