판티코사‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산길

Splendid scenery! Warning: difficult route, rock climbing, slippery stones. In September, there's almost no snow, which is the perfect time!

Great view after the arduous climb.

A magnificent cross-country route that I never tire of: France ➡️ Col des Mulets ➡️ Spain ➡️ Col d'Arratille ➡️ France 🤩 In this sense, although the climb to the Col des Mulets from Les Oulettes may seem steep, at least at the start, it is done quite quickly, in less than 2 hours. In September, you will no longer find snow on the path that connects the two passes. One point of attention, however: as you approach the Col d'Arratille, a passage may seem tricky for some and will require a certain agility. Indeed, a short rocky section, requiring the support of the hands, leads to a flat area from where you will continue your path without difficulty. At the Col d'Arratille, you will come across its lake, a jewel whose colors will remain in your memory for a long time.

Splendid stony passage in Spain along the cirque between the two passes to return to France.

There is nowhere to bivouac. Stay at Lake Arratille

If you still have the strength to climb the pass from the refuge, you should definitely do it when the weather is nice. The view of both valleys is incredibly beautiful.

In Occitan, fache, facla means “rock bar”. The Col de la Fache is located at an altitude of 2,664 meters between the French department of Hautes Pyrénées and the Spanish province of Huesca. A magnificent view is revealed on the Spanish side and its many lakes including the ibónes of Respomuso and Campo Plano. In the distance, you can also see the Pic du Midi d'Ossau and the large Aiguille d'Ansabère. The French side offers stunning views of the Marcadau valley with Lac de la Fache in the foreground. We find there in particular the Vignemale and the Pic du Chabarrou. To the south of the pass we find the Grande Fache, the highest point of Marcadau and the Pic de Cambalès which stands north of the pass.

In Occitan, fache, facla means “rock bar”. The Col de la Fache is located at an altitude of 2,664 meters between the French department of Hautes Pyrénées and the Spanish province of Huesca. A magnificent view is revealed on the Spanish side and its many lakes including the ibónes of Respomuso and Campo Plano. In the distance, you can also see the Pic du Midi d'Ossau and the large Aiguille d'Ansabère. The French side offers stunning views of the Marcadau valley with Lac de la Fache in the foreground. We find there in particular the Vignemale and the Pic du Chabarrou. To the south of the pass we find the Grande Fache, the highest point of Marcadau and the Pic de Cambalès which stands north of the pass.