周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

At 2,881 m, it is the highest peak on the ridge, reaching Puigmal. It invites you to a longer ridge crossing.

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A summit with a great view and an original mountain ice axe instead of a summit cross. From here you can see the entire ridge, which is worth crossing. The path from/to the Pic de Freser is probably the key point on the otherwise technically easy ridge.

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Very busy peak. You can continue along the ridge in a westerly direction to the Pic de l'Infern

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Summit of 2859 m, a slightly more technical climb than the nearby peaks

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The most characteristic peak of the area. In good weather, it is easily accessible from Vallter.

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Passage point for different peaks and routes. Alert with fog. I recommend firm footwear.

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Strong climb and good air in the Pic

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Demanding and fun route at the same time.

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Truly spectacular views, if you come from the West of Pic de la Dona you can continue along the ridge to Freser and Pic de l'infern. Highly recommended, although you need to be in good physical shape and be used to slightly rough terrain.

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Stunning 360 degree views

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El pico del Infierno is a mountain of 2,869.5 m located within the communal term of Fontpedrosa, in the county of Conflent, in the French department of Eastern Pyrenees (in Spanish, Cataluña del Norte, but very close to the border with the municipality of Queralbs, in the Ripollés region.

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Roca Colom a peak that offers us impressive views of the Ripollès region

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Very busy hill because it is on the way to climb emblematic peaks such as Bastiments, Gra de Fajol or to access the Vall de Núria, Coma de Fresers, Coma de Vaca, Noucreus, among others.

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The Pico de Bastiments with its 2,881m is the easternmost mountain of the Pyrenees that reaches 2,800 meters; but there no longer exists any peak that exceeds this height. It is located on the axis between Ripollès and Conflent, which separates the Circo de Ulldeter and the Circo de Bacivers.

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The Pico de Bastiments with its 2,881m is the easternmost mountain of the Pyrenees that reaches 2,800 meters; but there no longer exists any peak that exceeds this height. It is located on the axis between Ripollès and Conflent, which separates the Circo de Ulldeter and the Circo de Bacivers.

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nice walk

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Roca Colom is a peak at 2,507 m located at the confluence of the communes of Mentet (Conflent) and Prats de Molló i la Presta (Vallespir) and the municipality of Setcases (Ripollès). It belongs to the Concros circus, on the southwest side. The main ridge of the Pyrenees converges with the ridge that descends from the Canigó, so that at the top the valleys of the Tec (which originates on its eastern slope), the Tet, next to the term of Mentet, and the Ter converge , on the part of the Concros circus. The summit is flat and broad, with a set of stones that allow you to secure the culminating point. It offers a view of the surroundings, with the mountains of the Ulldeter cirque, Pic de la Dona, Portella de Mentet, Puig de Coma Ermada and, at the foot, the Concrós cirque. The ascent can be done by a well-trodden path, either from the ski resort of Vallter via La Portella de Mentet, or from the Fonda pass via Coll de Pal. Many of the hiking routes of the southern area of the Canigó massif pass through Roca Colom, as well as a variant of the GR 11. Are you curious that it is the first peak of the border ridge (and of the Pyrenees of Southern Catalonia) that exceeds 2,500 masl coming from the Mediterranean.

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Despite its gentle and flat elevation covered with pebbles, its location, point where the ridges of Noucreus (W), Serrat del Mig (S) and Picos de la Vaca (E) meet, make its panoramas spectacular. Crowned by an iron cross, which falls carved on the Coma de Vaca (S), on the other hand, from the Noucreus pass it looks like a rounded ridge without the appearance of a peak. Good point of view towards the Puigmal (SO), the Coma de l'Embut and the Noucreus, with the sanctuary of Núria at the bottom of the valley; the ridge that closes the Núria valley to the N, with the Puig del Segre, the Finestrelles pass (W), the Eina peak, the Noufonts peak and the Noucreus peak and pass in front. To the right, from the Noufonts peak we see the Torre d'Eina, Cambresdase and, behind, the Carlit. Further on, the ochre-colored spiers of Torre d'en Xillén and Pic del Boc and, below this peak, Pic Rodó. To the N we see the ridge that separates the Riberola valley from the Carançà valley, with the Racó peaks and the Porc pass gap. At the bottom of the valley we distinguish the Capcir and the Donasà mountains; on the right. the Racó peaks, the Madres massif and, in front, the Redó and Gallinars peaks; to the ENE, the Pico de l'Infern and, behind it, the Puig de Bastiments, to the left of which you can barely see the tip of Canigó and, further to the left, the Pico de Bacivers. Below the Pico de l'Infern you can see the Carançà pass and, to its right, the Picos de la Vaca, with the screes that fall to the bottom of the Coma de Vaca; to the SE, the summit of Les Borregues and, towards the right, the ridge up to Puig de Baandrau (SSE); to the S, the Puig de Torreneules. Further to the right we have, nearby, the summits of Les Arques and the summit of Rocs Blancs, which is higher. In this sector, if the day is clear, the view is very extensive and we can distinguish the peaks of Puigsacalm and Montseny, the plain of Vic, the peak of Coma Ermada, Catllaràs and the Peguera plains. We continue descending in a SE direction to find the trail that follows the ridge towards the S.

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Obligatory step to reach the peaks of Bastiments and Gra de Fajol, link with the routes of Queralbs by the Coma de Fresers and Coma de Vaca and to Núria by Tirapits and Noucreus.

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The Marrana pass is a pass located at 2,530 m, located between the Bastiments peak and the Gra de Fajol, and which separates the Ter and Freser valleys at the time of the birth of both rivers.

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