Isaba

Tucked between the upper valleys of the Belagua and Uztárroz rivers in the western Pyrenees, Isaba is a place whose character is shaped by its high-mountain climate and position at the head of Navarre’s Roncal Valley. The two streams meet here to form the Esca River, which continues south towards Aragón. Compact streets retain stone-and-timber Pyrenean houses, while the parish church of San Cipriano stands out in the old centre. Isaba is also closely associated with Roncal cheese, a protected sheep’s-milk cheese produced in the valley. The nearby Belagua Valley extends the setting into pastureland, beech woods and limestone country. Continue with other webcams from Navarre to see how this Pyrenean borderland connects regionally.

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