Puigpedrós Summit (2,915 m)
Hiking Highlight
Recommended by 21 hikers
Routes leading to this Highlight may be dangerous
Routes may comprise technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience may be required.
Tips
Puigpedròs with its 2,911m is the highest peak in Catalan Cerdanya. Its ascent, although long, has no technical difficulties and allows us to reach a privileged viewpoint. At the top, the view stretches from Canigó to Aneto. It is an ascent of about 800 meters of difference in level in which we can invest between 5 and 7 hours to go up and down by its normal route. We can also extend the excursion and make a circular tour around Malniu lake, or through the Engorgs lakes and the GR-11. Very losing peak in case of encountering fog.
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•September 23, 2022
Puigpedrós is a mountain on the border between Catalonia, Spain and the department of Pyrénées-Orientales. The summit is part of the Pyrenees and lies 2,912 meters above sea level.
translated by•October 10, 2019
Peak, very busy and with no technical difficulty, which offers very good views of Cerdanya and Andorra.
translated by•August 28, 2017
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