Images of the Algars River
Views and details of the pools and natural surroundings of the Algars River.

The Algars River, natural border between Catalonia and Aragon, is home to a series of natural pools from its source to its mouth. Discover idyllic spots such as the Toll del Vidre, the Toll del Galeró and the Poza de Lledó, perfect for enjoying nature and cooling off, as well as walks along the Val de Zafán Greenway (Vía Verde) in a setting of Mediterranean vegetation and riverside wildlife.
The Algars River is the natural border between Catalonia and Aragon and is where several pools are found, from its source to its mouth near Nonaspe (province of Zaragoza).
It is shared with the Catalan comarca of «Terra Alta». It can be reached from Arnes, or from the unpaved track from Beceite, which is located to the left of the road, once you pass through the tunnel. This «toll» has a waterfall and several drops that make it very appealing for children.
A bathing spot flanked by rocks and surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation, with riverside wildlife.
A pool with remarkable views over the Matarraña aqueduct. This bathing area is located at the turn-off of the road linking Lledó and Arnes (A-231). In this setting, you can enjoy walks along the Val de Zafán Greenway (Vía Verde).
| Starting point: | Various access points from Arnes, Beceite, Lledó. |
| Distance: | Not applicable to a single route; the river extends over several kilometres. |
| Difficulty: | Variable; access to pools generally easy; consult local signage. |
| Type of difficulty: | Physical and technical, variable depending on area and activity. |
| Elevation gain: | Variable. |
| Estimated time: | Variable depending on the visit. |
| Uses: | Cycling (Greenway), Hiking, Swimming, Nature. |
Views and details of the pools and natural surroundings of the Algars River.

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