Vulturó, Mountain summit in Josa i Tuixén, Spain
Vulturó is a limestone summit in Josa i Tuixén that rises to 2,649 meters and forms a natural boundary between different geographical areas in the Catalonian region. The peak displays exposed rock formations typical of high mountain terrain and offers views across the surrounding valleys and ridges.
This mountain formed during the Alpine orogeny, a geological period that shaped the landscapes of northeastern Spain. The tectonic forces during this time created the limestone structures visible on the peak today.
This peak appears on the list of 100 summits recognized by the Federation of Hiking Entities of Catalonia, making it part of local climbing traditions. The inclusion reflects how regional hiking communities value and track their mountain heritage.
Several marked hiking trails lead to the summit from different starting points, with the most accessible route beginning at the Coll de Port parking area. The ascent requires proper footwear and basic mountain experience, especially on steeper sections.
The peak contains specific limestone formations that act as natural filtration systems, influencing water resources in surrounding communities. This geological feature interests researchers and geologists, though most hikers pass by without noticing it.
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