Pic de Serrère

Pic de Serrère is a mountain summit located within a nature reserve in the Andorran Pyrenees, set among rocky slopes and alpine terrain. The peak overlooks valleys and neighbouring ridges from its elevated position in the protected mountain landscape.

The mountain saw iron extraction activities from the 17th through 19th centuries, with established routes connecting to mining sites. The presence of these former workings shaped how the land around the summit developed over time.

The local name reflects Andorran mountain terminology and the peak sits within protected land where shepherds historically brought flocks to high pastures during summer months.

Strong footwear, sufficient water, and layered clothing are essential since mountain conditions can shift rapidly during the day. Spring through early autumn offers the most reliable access and safer walking conditions on the trails.

The lakes near the summit contain remnants of historical mining equipment and structures from centuries past, providing insight into past resource use in high altitude areas. These relics sit surrounded by alpine plants, creating a striking contrast between human industry and present-day nature.

GPS coordinates: 42.62554,1.60252

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:01