THE EXPERIENCE
This digital detox experience on the Planerón Steppe in Belchite invites you to reconnect with nature through a guided tour led by an expert biologist.
You’ll have the chance to slow down and fully experience the landscapes, flora and fauna, paying attention to the details and sounds of this unique ecosystem. The tour begins at the Ebro Valley Steppe Interpretation Centre and includes between 4 and 8 interpretive stops, where you’ll learn about the reserve’s history, management and remarkable biodiversity.
The focus is on endangered species such as the Dupont’s lark (Ricotí lark), the black-bellied sandgrouse and the little bustard, all of which have adapted to survive in this harsh environment of drought, strong winds and intense sunlight.
The experience concludes with a visit to a restored lambing shed, reflecting on the traditional and sustainable uses of the land. Tours last between 3 and 4 hours and are recommended in spring or autumn.
The Steppe (Dis)Connection experience offers an immersion in this remarkable landscape to disconnect digitally and reconnect with yourself and nature. Main highlights:
Visit to the Ebro Valley Steppe Interpretation Centre
A first introduction to the history and conservation of the reserves.
Guided Tour of the Planerón Bird Reserve
Accompanied by a biologist, you’ll explore trails with up to 8 stops. Along the way, you’ll observe the fauna and flora, especially rare birds like the Dupont’s lark and the black-bellied sandgrouse.
Wildlife and Plant Observation
Discover how steppe plants and animals have adapted to extreme climates.
Interpretive Stops
Each stop offers insights into the management of the reserve and the remarkable adaptations of its wildlife.
Visit to a Restored Lambing Shed
Learn about traditional uses of the land and sustainable practices in harmony with conservation.
The experience is ideal in spring or autumn. Comfortable clothing and footwear are recommended for these easy trails.
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