Pic de Noufonts

Pic de Noufonts is a mountain summit in the Pyrenees at the border between Spain and France, rising to 2,861 meters above sea level. Its slopes and peak display different rock formations composed of sandstone and lutite, creating visible geological variation across the terrain.

The peak has marked the natural border between Spanish and French territories for centuries, making it a key geographical reference point. Its location along this divide shaped how the surrounding communities understood and organized their mountain landscapes.

The peak draws climbers from both sides of the border, serving as a natural meeting place for mountaineers from the surrounding communities. Local groups share knowledge and experiences about routes and conditions across the Spanish and French territories.

The summit is accessible from both the Spanish and French sides, with multiple hiking routes starting from the surrounding valleys. Spring and summer are the best seasons for the climb, when the trails are most passable and daylight is longer.

The summit is part of the FEEC100 list, a collection of notable peaks in the eastern Pyrenees. This designation reflects its geological and topographical significance among mountaineering enthusiasts.

Location: Queralbs

Location: Fontpédrouse

Elevation above the sea: 2,861 m

Made from material: sandstone, lutite

Part of: liste des 100 sommets de la FEEC

GPS coordinates: 42.42490,2.16763

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:27