Chelis, Peter and Rafa down from the top of the hill of Sanchacollons Cubetilla in Sallent and Respomuso divsoria between Sanchacollons Pico (2.696m), from La Sarra (Sallent)
Monday January 24, 2010
Chelis and Rafa Gomez Pedro Oliva, Julio Benede and Jorge G ª-Dihinx
We were entering the last week of January and there were complaints that there was enough snow, but even with that "light snow" we were just a face south, spotted a days before from the top of Pico Royo. We left the dam
La Sarra (Sallent) to 1.440m, walking down the runway. A few minutes appears an entrance to another track that comes in Sallent and a little further, we can take and a path that goes to the left and by addressing the entire track will allow us to climb the snow in just 45 min. We take a rope around 1.750m has already snow overlooking the Puiarcol. remove skis back later area in a long track the sun to a curve to the right after which we see the para-avalanches (altitude 1.900m) and where the snow is continuing to be the shaded area.
We approach the track heading north and see the bottom Arrudi the artist's home. Well before reaching it, where the track crosses a creek with a bridge line, we will turn right (E) to go to the camber of the Cubetilla, a soft natural valley leading us to the East first, then soft curve north toward the hill to the Cubetilla (ideal way to go to Respomuso!).
From the hill climb with crampons to the top, incredible views into the valley of Tena if we look to the south. Looking north we have the whole area of Respomuso. Our original idea was from the very top down the south face, a big shovel to enjoy top to bottom. But the extreme cold of these days maintains a stiff and dangerous, so we prefer to be cautious and back with crampons to the hill, from where we will ski descent.
The south facing slope is ideal, always flowing through the natural valley, to the runway. It does not get up very early, as the initial rise in South and West and then take to soften the snow.
Tip: When you go up the path that is continually cutting the track should look at the last entry to the track, as there is no milestone marker. Since then, around the corner, if you do not find that entry to the path, you risk getting off to walk the entire track. We were lucky because we found it in July, taking only 30 minutes since then remove skis to the car! It is an ideal way downhill mountain bike in summer and very comfortable to come up with skis on his back.
In short, an almost unknown corner of the Valle de Tena, so handy and very good skiing. South directions, safe and with snow for most of the season, from December to May. What more could you want?
And as icing on the cake, we believe that's the easy and safe way to access Respomuso skis, as the rising sun and these faces more north to see some sun. Great day
with a large company, helping each other in key steps. Thanks guys! Jorge
Monday January 24, 2010
Chelis and Rafa Gomez Pedro Oliva, Julio Benede and Jorge G ª-Dihinx
We were entering the last week of January and there were complaints that there was enough snow, but even with that "light snow" we were just a face south, spotted a days before from the top of Pico Royo. We left the dam
La Sarra (Sallent) to 1.440m, walking down the runway. A few minutes appears an entrance to another track that comes in Sallent and a little further, we can take and a path that goes to the left and by addressing the entire track will allow us to climb the snow in just 45 min. We take a rope around 1.750m has already snow overlooking the Puiarcol. remove skis back later area in a long track the sun to a curve to the right after which we see the para-avalanches (altitude 1.900m) and where the snow is continuing to be the shaded area.
We approach the track heading north and see the bottom Arrudi the artist's home. Well before reaching it, where the track crosses a creek with a bridge line, we will turn right (E) to go to the camber of the Cubetilla, a soft natural valley leading us to the East first, then soft curve north toward the hill to the Cubetilla (ideal way to go to Respomuso!).
From the hill climb with crampons to the top, incredible views into the valley of Tena if we look to the south. Looking north we have the whole area of Respomuso. Our original idea was from the very top down the south face, a big shovel to enjoy top to bottom. But the extreme cold of these days maintains a stiff and dangerous, so we prefer to be cautious and back with crampons to the hill, from where we will ski descent.
The south facing slope is ideal, always flowing through the natural valley, to the runway. It does not get up very early, as the initial rise in South and West and then take to soften the snow.
Tip: When you go up the path that is continually cutting the track should look at the last entry to the track, as there is no milestone marker. Since then, around the corner, if you do not find that entry to the path, you risk getting off to walk the entire track. We were lucky because we found it in July, taking only 30 minutes since then remove skis to the car! It is an ideal way downhill mountain bike in summer and very comfortable to come up with skis on his back.
In short, an almost unknown corner of the Valle de Tena, so handy and very good skiing. South directions, safe and with snow for most of the season, from December to May. What more could you want?
And as icing on the cake, we believe that's the easy and safe way to access Respomuso skis, as the rising sun and these faces more north to see some sun. Great day
with a large company, helping each other in key steps. Thanks guys! Jorge
Vista Travel, discovered in this photo taken a few days before from the top of Pico Royo in Formigal 
IGN 1:25.000 map with the route 
The Tighten-Ferraturas slopes are ideal blades for the next Estes weeks
We take the camber Cubetilla which goes by the natural valley to the pass of the Cubetilla
Rafa Gómez, with crampons for final ramp to the hill, with a stiff
Overview 2 photos on the ridge of the hill. To the left the icy north face down to Respomuso. In the right-hand down the south ramps to Sallent. Strategic move from one place to another. 
Views Respomuso Reservoir, and Balaitus Frondiellas, from the hill 
Chelis and Rafa at the top of Sanchacollons 
July Benede accompanying Pedro Oliva in the last meters to the top 
Photo top: Chelis, Pedro, Julio and Jorge Rafa 
Views to the south, with the beautiful entrance Tena Valley 
Overview 3 photos from the top to the east and south. It senses the great natural valley through which we climbed the hill that looks out to the left of the photo 
July Benede Sanchacollons atop, to fund Sallent de Gallego
From the top, face south do not get to see it is convex, round. It seems that a vacuum is hung overlooking the valley of Tena
back to the hill, the north faces are still shady and hard to January low light. Pedro July accompanies the descent.
Chelis Rafa and rose to lend a hand in the exposed steps 
the lights went down in the afternoon and the views towards the peak Puirarcol 
Soft troughs SW orientation back toward the track. Whenever we follow the natural valley, the best choice for backcountry skiing routes
the peloton closing Chelis 
Chelis and Rafa. Continue skiing down the runway before
find shortcuts
Here we leave the track to ski in this rope shade that still have snow, into the woods 
Weekend snow, collect material. What a great day in the sun (despite being cold ) 
This note from an admirer of the weather coming I was on the windshield. Thanks!!
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