Pic des Mulats

The Pic des Mulats rises to an elevation of 2,310 meters, featuring steep rocky sections and technical passages along its ridgeline approach.

The peak has served as a natural boundary marker between different valleys, guiding local communities through mountain passages for generations.

Mountain shepherds maintain traditional grazing practices around the peak, continuing centuries-old agricultural methods in these high-altitude pastures.

Climbing the Pic des Mulats requires solid mountaineering skills, appropriate equipment, and careful attention to weather conditions before starting the ascent.

The mountain slopes contain specific geological formations that provide habitats for protected mountain species, including chamois and alpine marmots.

Elevation above the sea: 2,310 m

GPS coordinates: 42.71835,1.15470

Latest update: March 5, 2025 00:14