Montmalús

Montmalús is a summit in the eastern Pyrenees located near Encamp at 2781 meters elevation. The peak sits within the Pessons range and offers views across the surrounding mountain landscape from its ridge.

The mountain has long served as a landmark in Andorra's high terrain and helped local communities define their territories. Its position made it a natural reference point across the mountain region.

Montmalús represents a central element in Andorran mountain recreation, attracting hikers who appreciate the natural features of the Pyrenees range.

The trail to the summit measures about 7.8 kilometers with elevation gain of roughly 654 meters. Most hikers need about five hours for the round trip, depending on fitness level and weather conditions.

A mountain lake called Estany de Montmalús sits on the northern side of the peak with substantial depth. This water feature is something many visitors miss when focused solely on reaching the summit.