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Veer right up the track, and right again to the right of two more hunters’ cabins to pick up a path heading NW, before swinging SW. Pay careful attention to the waymarks in this area as there are many sheep tracks, which are often more significant than the GR11. Climb out of the woods and steeply up to a col below Argintzo (1208m). Cross the fence at a stile (4hr 30min, 1139m, N43°03.613 W001°29.089) and veer right, to the left of the fence. Follow waymarks along faint animal tracks round the SE flank of Argintzo to rejoin the ridge and fence, at a saddle (4hr 45min, 1158m).

The GR11 now contours on the eastern slopes below Collado Bustalmorro and Arsal, but in good weather you may prefer to follow the ridge over Arsal (1233m) before reaching broad, grassy Collado de Zagua with signpost (5hr 10 min, 1163m, N43°02.464 W001°29.596).

Sheep shearing below Collado de Zagua

The GR12 continues along the ridge, but turn left on the GR11, veering right of a white cabin. Take care to follow the waymarks to locate the path through the woods. Pass a cabin where you pick up a track which is followed, ignoring all side-turns, to the N-138 road at Puerto de Urkiago (5hr 40min, 912m, N43°02.158 W001°28.209).