Comanegra, Mountain summit in Pyrénées-Orientales, France
Comanegra is a mountain summit located in the eastern Pyrenees at the France-Spain border, composed of marl and rising to approximately 1557 meters above sea level. The peak forms part of the mountain range that separates these two countries at this point.
The summit has functioned as a natural border marker between France and Spain for centuries. Its geographical position influenced territorial demarcation between the nations throughout history.
The summit draws visitors from both France and Spain, serving as a place where regional traditions of both countries meet. The dual naming reflects the shared identity of this location at the border.
The ascent follows a T1-rated hiking trail that requires basic mountain walking skills and proper outdoor equipment for the journey. Good footwear and weather-resistant clothing are essential for any visit.
This location marks the southernmost point of mainland France in Europe. The next higher peak lies roughly 6.7 kilometers away, showing the relative isolation of this summit in the region.
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