Cap de la Gallina Pelada

Cap de la Gallina Pelada rises to 2321 meters above sea level, forming the highest peak of Serra d'Ensija with limestone formations and grassy meadows.

The mountain stands as part of the ancient Pyrenees range, which has shaped the development of communities and travel routes between Spain and France through centuries.

Local mountaineering traditions in Serra d'Ensija include regular gatherings at Refugi Serra d'Ensija, where hikers share experiences and maintain mountain safety practices.

Hikers can access the summit through multiple marked trails from Saldes, with the main route covering 8.94 kilometers and an elevation gain of 620 meters.

The mountain's isolation distance of 5.7 kilometers to Pollegó Inferior creates an independent peak experience with panoramic views of Pedraforca and Serra del Cadí.

GPS coordinates: 42.18941,1.73806

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:03