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The Irati Forest or Selva de Irati (Iratiko Oihana in Basque), is a forest spread between the north of Navarre (Spain) and the Atlantic Pyrenees.
The Irati Forest is known for being the second largest beech-fir forest in Europe (only surpassed by the Black Forest in Germany), with 17,179 ha.
In 2015, the discovery of a carnivorous plant, the Drosera Rotundifolia and the Eriophorum Angustifolium, a type of woolly rush, led to the inclusion of the Irati Forest in a European protection programme.
The Roncal Valley, cradle of the cheese to which it gives its name, is one of the few landscapes that can still offer the traveler the beauty of intact nature. In this Pyrenean valley of Navarra grazing has always existed.
Already in the Middle Ages, with the arrival of the first snows, a ritual began that is still maintained today: transhumance, at which time the sheep go down to the warm lands of the Bardenas Reales in search of pasture for the winter.
The list of trails in the Roncal Valley is endless, we offer you all the information in a great guide, with interactive maps and downloadable routes. It is important to plan any outing to the mountains, no matter how short the route may seem, which is why we leave you the information in the following link.
Roncal Valley Hiking Guide
Get to know our Valley and enjoy a natural spectacle that is different in each of the seasons: in spring with the explosion of flowers, in summer with the main colour being green, in winter the reflection and light of white and in autumn fulfilling stereotypes with a thousand colours.
