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The Valley of Ordesa, a valley formed by a glacier that is a nature reserve and that is on the World Heritage list, is one of the most visited areas of the Pyrenees. Our hike here departs from the Pradera de Ordesa and runs through the fine trail "Senda de los Cazadores" and the "Grau de Tartaruala" to the Punta Acuta. On this peak the Valley of the Ordesa lies at our feet and we have a gorgeous view on the majestic cliff faces that surround this valley.
- From the parking lot on the Pradera de Ordesa (1) walk a stretch further straight on until we reach a small bridge (2). Cross this bridge and then turn right leaving this wide trail, onto the narrow trail signposted as "Senda de los Cazadores" (3). There is a sign that indicates it is a very dangerous path, but this above all refers to the trail in wintery conditions.
- This trail heavily ascends, zigzagging through the forest. Just below 1,900 metres we reach a junction (4) where to the left lies the Refugio de Calcilarruego (and where the Refugio de Góriz - which lies much further on - is signposted), but we turn right here. Just behind the bend we see to the right a post with "Punta Acuta".
- From here the trail becomes slightly more complicated, especially during the descent on the way back, as on a number of stretches the trail is narrow, steep and full of loose and decomposed stones. It can easily be seen though and is well marked with milestones.
- Eventually at about 2,150 metres we reach the Collado de Diazas (5), where we turn left towards the Punta Acuta. Here do not take the clearly visible trail that runs on the left on the lower part, but instead keep right, over the crest. Initially this trail is not very well visible, but further on it does become so.
- Through this crest we eventually reach the Punta Acuta (6).
- The way back is via the same route.
