Montcorbison

Montcorbison is a mountain summit in the Pyrenees rising to 2,173 meters and composed of natural slate formations. Its location delivers panoramic views across the Valley of Aran and surrounding ridges.

The mountain was shaped by geological processes millions of years ago, with its slate composition dating to that ancient period. Over time, the region became a destination for mountain travelers and those pursuing traditional alpine activities.

The summit holds meaning for local climbers who have long used it as a testing ground for their skills and knowledge of the Pyrenees. Visitors who reach the top often feel connected to the mountaineering traditions that remain central to life in the valley.

A marked circular trail leads to the summit starting from a parking area near the trailhead. The route is best walked in good weather, as the slate surfaces can become slippery when wet.

Weather patterns from the Mediterranean and Atlantic systems converge at this location, creating rapid shifts and unexpected views. Visitors often report sudden changes in conditions that make the mountain experience memorable.

Location: Vielha e Mijaran

Elevation above the sea: 2,173 m

Made from material: slate

Part of: FEEC100座の一覧

GPS coordinates: 42.70783,0.75867

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:43