Fanlo has served as a high-Pyrenean farming and livestock settlement in Aragon since the Middle Ages. The village lies in the Sobrarbe comarca, beneath limestone massifs of the Pyrenees and within a municipality that includes part of Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. The Río Bellós has cut the nearby Añisclo Canyon, a deep limestone gorge of cliffs, woodland and changing mountain vegetation. Ordesa was first protected as a national park in 1918; the present park forms part of the UNESCO-listed Pyrénées–Mont Perdu landscape. Fanlo is a useful base for exploring this protected terrain and the traditional settlements of the Vio valley. Continue with other webcams from the Sobrarbe area to see how this part of Aragon connects regionally.
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