Pic de Sanfonts

Pic de Sanfonts rises to 2,894 meters above sea level, presenting varied geological formations and alpine vegetation throughout its slopes and ridges.

The mountain served as a natural border marker between Andorra and Spain, influencing territorial agreements between both nations since the 13th century.

Local shepherds maintain ancient grazing practices on the mountain slopes, preserving traditional methods of livestock management passed through generations.

Hikers can access the summit through marked trails from Arinsal, with the summer months offering optimal climbing conditions between June and September.

The mountain functions as a subsidiary peak to Coma Pedrosa, featuring a prominence of 150 meters and ranking as the eighth highest peak in Andorra.

GPS coordinates: 42.58773,1.43081

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:56