Pic de la Dona, Mountain summit in Pyrenees, France and Spain

Pic de la Dona is a mountain summit in the Pyrenees standing at approximately 2,700 meters between France and Spain. The peak features gentle slopes without steep sections and sits within the Coma de la Dona mountain range above the surrounding valleys.

Pic de la Dona lies on the border between the municipalities of Setcases (Ripollès, Catalonia) and Mentet (Conflent, Northern Catalonia), close to the Fontpedrosa boundary. It is the highest point of the Serra de la Coma de la Dona, on the range's southwestern end. The Ulldeter map, published by Alpina, covers the peak and its approaches.

The name Dona comes from the Coma de la Dona, the hollow on the mountain's north side; the peak is the highest point of the serra de la Coma de la Dona. The mountain sits on the border between Setcases (Ripollès) and Mentet (Conflent), and the municipal boundary with Fontpedrosa passes nearby. The usual approach leaves from Vallter 2000 by the coll del Mentet.

The hike begins at approximately 2,200 meters near Vallter 2000 ski resort and takes about two hours via mountain forest trails to reach the summit. The terrain is manageable in proper hiking boots, though weather at this elevation can change quickly.

Pic de la Dona is the highest point of the Serra de la Coma de la Dona, on the border between Setcases (Ripollès) and Mentet (Conflent). The summit line is uneven, with a rounded point near the centre and a lower shoulder to the right. One approach leaves from Vallter 2000 via the Coll del Mentet.