Pic d'Eina

Pic d'Eina is a mountain summit positioned at the border between Spain and France, composed of sandstone and lutite rock formations. The terrain features steep slopes and creates views into both countries.

This mountain served as a key landmark for travelers crossing between valleys since ancient times. The passes in this area enabled the exchange of goods and commerce across the border for many centuries.

This border location draws hikers from nearby villages who gather here during summer for shared mountain outings. The summit serves as a meeting point where people experience the landscape together and mark the passage of the season.

Hikers should bring sturdy footwear and weatherproof clothing, as conditions at altitude can change rapidly. Starting early in the day is wise to ensure adequate daylight for the descent.

During strong winds, the rock fissures and cavities at the summit produce distinct whistling tones that often surprise visitors. This acoustic effect results from the specific structure of the sandstone and lutite formations.

Location: Queralbs

Location: Fontpédrouse

Elevation above the sea: 2,789 m

Made from material: sandstone, lutite

GPS coordinates: 42.42348,2.15694

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:27