Veral (river)

The Veral river is a tributary of the Aragon in the province of Huesca (Spain), which flows into the town of Berdún and after passing through Ansó.

Course of the river
It is considered that this river begins in Zuriza, an ancient Pyrenean glacial cirque; where it also receives the waters of the Petretxema ravine, which rises in Linza. It flows through the Valle de Ansó until it reaches the municipality of Villarreal de la Canal, where it empties its waters into the Aragón river.

Due to the action of erosion, and because of the calcareous terrain it crosses, it has transformed its natural course in certain areas, excavating some formations such as the so-called Foz de Biniés.

Leisure
There are different leisure options to take advantage of the natural slope in whitewater that the river offers in some sections, and the variety of landscapes through which it flows. The most popular is the practice of canoeing.