The adapted path of the Ordesa Meadow is a path delimited by a skirting board that starts in the eastern part of the parking area and goes up the valley towards the Cotatuero Cirque. As you will see, it is fully accessible for wheelchairs, baby carriages, the elderly, small children... and you will love the scenery. The proximity of the Arazas River, which flows parallel to the trail for much of the route, makes the vegetation of the first section typical of riparian forests. A little further on, you will cross a beech forest that is beautiful in autumn and where you will see the "Piedra de las Siete Faus" (Stone of the Seven Fawns). It was the forest rangers who baptized this huge rock on which seven beech trees (faus in Aragonese) grew. That was at the beginning of the 20th century, when the valley became a national park, but unfortunately they have barely survived to the present day. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>