Adi, Mountain summit in Navarre, Spain

Adi is the highest summit of the Adi massif, a range of peaks exceeding 1,300 metres in altitude. It lies in the Quinto Real area, north of the village of Eugui, between the Basque-French valley of Alduides and the Navarrese valley of Erro. Its summit is surrounded by meadows.

The sources record no historical events for the Adi. Its documented interest is geographical: the summit is the highest point of the Adi massif, standing between the French Basque valley of Aldudes and the Navarrese valley of Erro, in the Quinto Real area north of Eugui.

Shepherds use the slopes to graze their flocks, following a way of life that has shaped how this mountain community works. The presence of grazing animals on the hillsides is a visible reminder of how daily work here remains connected to the land.

The summit lies in the Quinto Real area north of Eugui, between the Alduides valley on the French side and the Erro valley in Navarre. Approach routes come up through those valleys; the meadows around the top give open ground for orientation.

Adi is the highest point of the Adi massif, a group of summits exceeding 1,300 metres. It stands in the Quinto Real area, north of the village of Eugui, between the Alduides valley on the French Basque side and the Erro valley in Navarre.