Puigllançada, Mountain summit in Berguedà, Catalonia, Spain
Puigllançada is a mountain in the Pyrenees with a distinctive conical shape and wide base. The peak dominates the landscape of Berguedà with its recognizable profile visible from the surrounding valleys.
The mountain was designated as a landmark by the Cartographic Institute of Catalonia for surveying purposes. A measurement point was installed at the summit to help map the region.
The mountain forms part of the Challenge of the 100 Summits, a program established by the Federation of Hiking Entities of Catalonia.
The climb starts from Coll de Pal and follows a direct route without major technical challenges. The path is accessible to hikers of different experience levels and manageable for most visitors.
The northern slope holds a ski sector that opens up winter sports options for visitors. This combination of hiking and skiing access adds variety to how people enjoy the mountain.
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