푸이발라도르‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 산 정상

View of the Carlit, the Bouillouses, the Péric, the Sierra de Cadi, the Cerdagne valley .... Wonderful.

One of the best experiences on my entire tour. I have this picture with the view of the mountains as my screen background. The roads are still closed, the snow is piled up meters high on the sides and at the same time there is not a single car on the road. Simply fantastic

gorgeous view! and the way from there down to the lakes is definitely worth securing.

The Puig de Terrers rises above the Orlu valley which it dominates superbly. When one turns towards the south, one cannot miss its neighbour, the Pic des Mortiers which is ahead of the Pérics. Below, nestled in its foothills, you can also see the Devil's Pond.

Culminating at 2,605 meters above sea level, the Pic des Mortiers is a pretty belvedere from which to observe the peaks of Pérics on one side and the Orlu valley on the other.

The Col de Pailhères, or Port de Pailhères, is one of the emblematic passes of the Pyrenees and the Tour de France. Culminating at 2,001 meters above sea level, it is one of the few passes in the Pyrenees to exceed the symbolic bar of 2,000 meters. The climb from Mijanès is 10.6 kilometers long with an average of 8.2%, including some passages at more than 10%. It is also possible to climb from Ax-les-Thermes by means of a climb of 18.6 kilometers with an average of 6.9%.

Mount Llaret, which dominates Lake Aude (source of the river) at an altitude of 2,376 m, is quite accessible from the resort of Les Angles and its hiking trails.

The peak of Tarbésou, which culminates at 2,364 meters and overlooks the ponds of Rabassoles, offers a magnificent belvedere.