Natural Areas
A natural park featuring a 4-hectare historic garden with exotic species from around the world and native woodland.
Near the Agiña Pass, there are two reservoirs that, although swimming is not allowed, are located in a truly beautiful setting.
A paradise-like spot featuring two small reservoirs nestled in the midst of a magnificent beech forest.
In Baztan, there are about 600 known megaliths, erected by the first groups of farmers who settled in the valley.
On the border between Navarre and Lapurdi, at an elevation of 905 meters, lies Larun, the “viewpoint of the Basque Coast.”
Located 8 km from the town of Etxalar, in the dovecotes, the practice of “catching pigeons with nets” continues to this day.
The Baztan Viewpoint is a place that welcomes visitors entering the Baztan Valley from Pamplona.
Spectacular panoramic view of the entire Bortziriak region from Mount Frain. The mountain is accessible by car from Igantzi via a paved road.
A natural sanctuary designated a Nature Reserve in 1987 for its unique native hornbeam (Carpinus) forest.
It is a peak 955 meters high, one of whose slopes is home to a natural alder grove—a very rare sight in this region.
