Puig d'Arques, Mountain summit in Les Gavarres, Catalonia, Spain.
Puig d'Arques is the highest point in the Les Gavarres mountain range in Catalonia, standing at 532 meters above sea level. The summit is covered with Mediterranean vegetation and offers wide views of the surrounding landscape from the top.
The rock formation of this summit dates back millions of years and consists of siliceous materials that shaped the terrain of the Catalan Coastal Range. This geological past has determined the mountain's form and character to the present day.
The summit serves as a gathering place for locals and visitors who enjoy outdoor recreation throughout the year. People regularly use this natural location for walks and nature activities in the open air.
Several hiking trails connect the summit with the neighboring towns of Cruïlles, Monells, and Sant Sadurní de l'Heura. These routes offer different starting points and difficulty levels for walkers of various abilities.
From this summit you can observe many bird species and small animals of the Mediterranean region, making it a good place for nature watchers. The combination of the summit's altitude and the vegetation creates a special habitat for local wildlife.
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