Penyes Altes de Moixeró, Mountain summit in Guardiola de Berguedà, Spain
Penyes Altes de Moixeró is a limestone peak rising to 2276 meters within the Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park, providing expansive views over the Cerdanya and Berguedà regions. The summit sits at the convergence of two major river watersheds that have shaped the surrounding landscape.
The ridge has served as a natural watershed boundary between two major river systems for centuries. This geographic position shaped how settlements developed on either side of the mountain range.
The peak holds significance for Catalan mountain climbers as a registered summit on a prestigious list maintained by the regional climbing federation. Reaching it represents an important goal for those who document their climbing achievements.
The main route begins at Gréixer and follows a marked trail covering about 14 kilometers with an elevation gain of approximately 1377 meters. The path passes through pine and oak woodlands and suits hikers with moderate experience and reasonable fitness levels.
The mountain combines limestone and lutite rock formations that create an underground network of karst aquifers, caves, and chasms. This geological blend makes the area notable for speleology and karst studies among specialists.
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