It is located to the north of the Municipality of Escatrón very close to the Azud of the same name. It is the last stretch of the Ebro that is navigable exclusively by rowing. After the weir, the river is navigable by motorboats. The environment is located within the Mar de Aragón Fishing Reserve. Escatrón is a paradise for sport fishing. The Ebro has flow and calm waters as well as rocks and rapids beyond the dam. It is the tail of the Mequinenza reservoir. It is an ideal space for fishing zander, carp, black bass, bleak, bream, catfish, and the king of the Ebro: the wels catfish. Escatrón is one of the best places for wels catfish fishing.
The dock is located on the right bank of the Ebro river. At the foot of the Ebro river and opposite the Rueda monastery, is the Hostal Restaurante “Club Náutico” of Escatrón, a newly built building serving as a hostel for overnight stays, bar restaurant, with boat equipment for all kinds of river sports, rowing in kayaks, canoes, and other sports equipment to enjoy and explore the slopes, take a great ride on its waters and enjoy and glide over its water surface created thanks to the weir.
ESCATRÓN NAUTICAL CLUB DOCK
Provincia de Zaragoza
About this port
Port entrance
Route and approach instructions
N/A (river destination)
Location
- Address
- Calle Rebote 26
- Municipality
- Escatrón
- Province
- Zaragoza
- Country
- Spain
- Postal code
- 50790
Coordinates
- Latitud
- 41.65297222
- Longitud
- -0.8605
The port
- Eco-destination
- Río Ebro-Aragón
- Environment
- Escatrón, on the banks of the Ebro, opposite the splendid Monastery of Rueda, is a town whose history is closely linked to that of the Ebro river. It is composed of monuments as outstanding as the monumental Church of the Assumption of Escatrón. Its main altar houses the altarpiece made of alabaster by Damián Forment in the 17th century. Escatrón still preserves part of the wall that protected it in the past and, very close to the town, it has two chapels worth visiting: Santa Águeda, with its elegant tower, and the chapel of San Javier, the former church of the disappeared convent of the same name. Additionally, it is a privileged space for practicing water sports, mainly fishing.