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A classic of the Pyrenees, the second highest peak in the entire mountain range. It can be accessed from the south through the Ángel Orus Refuge and from the north from the Estós Refuge.

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Glacial lagoon in an idyllic place. Remember that bathing is prohibited in the glacial lagoons, they are very fragile ecosystems that should not be altered by our microorganisms.

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So far a nice excursion

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Cabin in good condition with sleeping area in the loft

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Shortly after the installation of this bridge an avalanche left it in this state. Apparently he didn't like the mountain very much.

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Mandatory passage channel to ascend and descend to Posets via the Normal Way, also known as Camí Reial. Depending on the year, you can find snow until very late in the summer and crampons must be used.

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A great mountain classic to reach the top, after the normal routes from Estós and Eriste, is to reach the top by the dizzying Cresta de les Espases, a fantastic mountain route that does not require a high technical level in climbing, but it has several steps that require balance, confidence, and some experience in progression up high mountain ridges. Expert mountaineers will not need to mount any emergency meeting, except in adverse conditions for storms, blizzards or for the ridge to keep frozen refrigerators and it will always be better to progress in assembly with crampons and ice ax. Beginners may need to bond at some point. At the ascent to the peak of Les Espases there is a very aerial protrusion, the exit of the Pas del Funambulista also requires attention and great care must be taken in the descent of the Tuqueta Roya through the loose rock. The ridges of the Posets keep glaciers until June and high mountain winter equipment may be needed.

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The peak of Pocets, also known as Punta de Llardana, with an altitude of 3,375 m, is the second highest peak in the Pyrenees, after the Aneto (both in the province of Huesca, autonomous community of Aragon) . With a prominence of 1,125 m, in the middle of the massif, the view it offers makes it a desirable goal for many climbers. The name Pocets seems to come from a well (posets, in Benasque) on its western slope, and this is how the peak is called in the area of Gistain (Chistau); while in Estòs and Mont d'Astos (France), the summit is called Llardana ('burnt'), due to the aridity of its east face. According to the linguist Joan Coromines, this etymology refers to Ilerditana, on the northern border of the land of the Ilergetes.

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