Torreneules, Mountain summit in Queralbs, Spain.

Torreneules is a 2,713.2-metre summit in the municipality of Queralbs, in the Ripollès comarca of Catalonia. It is the south-easternmost peak of a ridge running from the Pic de la Fossa del Gegant, whose other summits include Rocs Blancs, Puig de Fontnegra and the nearby Cim de la Coma del Clot to its north-west. The summit lies north-east of Queralbs and east of the Santuari de Núria.

Torreneules is listed among the 100 summits of the FEEC (Federació d'Entitats Excursionistes de Catalunya). The peak lies on a ridge that runs from the Pic de la Fossa del Gegant south and southeast, together with Rocs Blancs, Puig de Fontnegra and the Cim de la Coma del Clot, the last being the closest to Torreneules and situated to its northwest.

Torreneules appears on the FEEC's list of 100 Cims, a Catalan hiking challenge, which brings club members to its summit. The name joins "torre" (tower) with "neules", and the peak forms the southeastern end of a ridge that also carries Rocs Blancs, Puig de Fontnegra and Cim de la Coma del Clot.

The ascent starts at the Coma de Vaca refuge at 1,995 m, crosses the Coma de Vaca river and climbs north up the valley. After about an hour, leave the path and follow a grassy crest, then a stony ridge marked by neret shrubs, up to the Coll del Torreneules at 2,561 m. The route gains 700 m and takes about 2 h 20 min to the summit; it is rated high difficulty.

Torreneules is the southeasternmost summit of a ridge that runs from the Pic de la Fossa del Gegant and also takes in Rocs Blancs, Puig de Fontnegra and the Cim de la Coma del Clot, the last lying just northwest of Torreneules. The peak is listed among the 100 cims of the FEEC, the Catalan hiking federation's summit challenge.