Pic de Creussans

Pic de Creussans reaches an elevation of 2,682 meters in the Pyrenees mountains, establishing a natural boundary between Andorra and the French department of Ariège.

The mountain has functioned as a geographical marker between France and Andorra since medieval times, playing a role in border negotiations between the territories.

Local shepherds from both countries gather during summer months near the summit to maintain centuries-old traditions of high-altitude livestock grazing.

Climbing Pic de Creussans requires proper mountain equipment and strong physical preparation to handle the challenging ascent to 2,682 meters.

From the peak, visitors experience the rare opportunity to stand in two countries at once while observing both Andorran and French landscapes.

Location: Ordino

Location: Auzat

Elevation above the sea: 2,682 m

GPS coordinates: 42.63607,1.47004

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:44