Pic de Nore

Pic de Nore is a mountain summit in the Aude region that rises to approximately 1,200 meters and features several hiking trails and mountain biking routes. The peak is located within the Montagne Noire range and offers access to different outdoor activities.

The mountain has served as a natural boundary point between different regions of southern France for centuries. Throughout history, the location acted as a dividing line during various territorial changes in the area.

The summit attracts hikers and outdoor enthusiasts who gather to enjoy the views and experience the landscape. The mountain draws people seeking connection with nature and the mountains of southern France.

Multiple hiking routes lead to the summit from various starting points, with popular trails beginning near Saint-Amans-Soult. The best time to visit is during warmer months when trails are dry and conditions are more favorable for outdoor activities.

A large transmission tower stands at the peak and provides communications infrastructure for the surrounding region. This tower is visible from a distance and becomes part of the landscape when reaching the summit.

Location: Aude

Elevation above the sea: 1,211 m

GPS coordinates: 43.42442,2.46265

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:52