Comaloforno

Comaloforno rises to 3,029 meters above sea level within the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park, featuring steep rocky slopes and glacial formations.

Mountaineers Henry Brulle, Jean Bazillac, and Célestin Passet achieved the first documented ascent of Comaloforno on July 25, 1882, marking a milestone in Pyrenean exploration.

Local mountain guides from Vall de Boí maintain detailed records of climbing routes and seasonal conditions, passing this knowledge through generations of mountaineering communities.

The ascent to Comaloforno begins at Estany de Cavallers reservoir, requiring technical climbing equipment and experience navigating exposed ridges in high-altitude conditions.

The summit stands as the highest point of the Besiberri Massif, offering views across multiple valleys and peaks within both Spanish and French territories.

GPS coordinates: 42.59138,0.82783

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:58