Pic de Burcq

The Pic de Burcq rises to an elevation of 1,970 meters, featuring steep slopes and natural rock formations throughout its ascending paths.

This peak has served as a natural boundary marker in the Pyrenees mountain range, guiding local shepherds and travelers across generations through the region.

The mountain trails around Pic de Burcq connect multiple shepherd paths that maintain traditional livestock movement patterns in the Pyrenees mountains.

Hikers can access the summit through a 15.4-kilometer trail from Lescun, with an elevation gain of 1,135 meters requiring approximately 8 hours round trip.

The summit position offers views of both the French and Spanish territories, while local weather patterns create distinct cloud formations around its peak.

Elevation above the sea: 1,970 m

GPS coordinates: 42.87083,-0.66264

Latest update: April 6, 2025 23:02