Cerler

No official track is available.

Reference coordinates for Cerler: 42.60310, 0.54060. We only publish track links when they come from an official or authorised source.

A mountain livestock-farming settlement documented since medieval times, transformed since the 1960s by the growth of skiing.

Stone houses with slate roofs, steep alleys and traditional stone barns (bordas).

• Church of San Lorenzo
• Old quarter with restored barns

El valle de Benasque está excavado en el batolito granítico de la Maladeta y en materiales paleozoicos (pizarras, calizas y esquistos). El modelado actual es glaciar: circos, cubetas de sobreexcavación ocupadas por ibones, morrenas, valles en artesa y umbrales rocosos pulidos. En el macizo de la Maladeta se conservan los últimos glaciares del Pirineo, en fuerte retroceso.

A mountain village surrounded by hay meadows, riverside woodland and forested slopes, with the peaks of the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park in the background.

• Alpine skiing in winter
• Climb to the Gallinero
• Cascada del Ardonés waterfall

• Hotels and apartments
• Restaurants
• Ski rental
• Ski school

We do not publish schedules, prices or opening times: check the linked official sources.

We do not publish our own forecasts. The mountain forecast for the area (Aragonese Pyrenees / Posets-Maladeta massif) is issued by AEMET, and snow conditions and avalanche risk should be checked in the official avalanche bulletin. Afternoon storms are common from June to September and conditions can change within hours.

• AEMET — Mountain forecast
• AEMET — Avalanche risk bulletin

• Much of the valley lies within the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park: wild camping is forbidden (only authorised bivouac above 2,000 m between dusk and dawn, under current regulations).
• No fires, no collecting flora, fauna or minerals, and no leaving marked trails in sensitive areas.
• Dogs must be kept on a leash. In grazing areas and areas with protected wildlife their presence may be restricted.
• Drones require express authorisation from the Natural Park's managing body.
• Vehicle access to the Hospital de Benasque and La Besurta is regulated in summer: check the official shuttle service.
• Take all your rubbish with you, including organic waste and toilet paper. Mountain emergencies: 112.

Photographs of the Cerler area in the Benasque Valley, optimised in WebP for mobile and desktop.

Plans generated automatically from the distance, elevation gain and difficulty of the catalogued trails. They do not include timetables, prices or opening hours: check official sources before doing this activity.