Bellmunt

Bellmunt is a mountain summit in Sant Pere de Torelló, Spain, composed of sandstone and silt formations. These geological layers create a distinctive rocky landscape with steep slopes that define the peak's shape and appearance.

The peak has functioned as a geographical landmark for travelers crossing the Catalonian region since ancient times. Its long use as a navigation point demonstrates how deeply rooted this summit is in the area's past.

The summit draws hikers from the surrounding region who come here as part of longstanding mountain exploration traditions in Catalonia. The peak sees regular day visitors, showing how important this location remains for outdoor recreation in the area.

Marked trails from different starting points lead to the summit, with established routes like the GR-3 and GR-151 offering clear direction for hikers. Well-signposted paths allow visitors to choose their route based on fitness level and available time.

A surveying marker positioned at the peak functions as a reference point for Catalan cartographic measurements. This small technical detail shows how the summit is integrated into modern mapping systems.

Location: Sant Pere de Torelló

Elevation above the sea: 1,248 m

Made from material: sandstone, silt

Part of: Liste des 100 sommets de la FEEC

GPS coordinates: 42.10152,2.29371

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:02