Punta Senyalada, Mountain summit in Besiberri Massif, Catalonia, Spain.

Punta Senyalada is a mountain summit in the Pyrenees reaching 2,952 meters above sea level. The peak displays granite rock faces and sits within the Besiberri Massif in Alta Ribagorça.

The peak appears in Spanish mountaineering records, though the date of its first documented climb remains unknown. The Alta Ribagorça region developed climbing traditions over time with established routes.

The peak is listed among the 100 cims de la FEEC, a catalogue of one hundred summits published by the Catalan Federation of Hiking Clubs. Its three names — Punta Senyalada, Pic de la Torreta and Pic dels Soldats — are used in Catalan mountaineering references.

The summit is accessible via established trails from Sallente Reservoir with the best climbing season running from June through September. Visitors should prepare for changing mountain weather and bring appropriate gear.

Punta Senyalada carries geodesic vertex 256068001 at its summit and is listed among the 100 Cims of the FEEC, the Catalan hiking federation's catalogue of 100 summits. It stands at the meeting point of the ridges separating the Vall de Besiberri to the north from the Vall de Llubriqueto to the south.