Errozate, Mountain summit in Lower Navarre, France

Errozate is a 1,347 m summit on the Pyrenean watershed above the Nive valley, on the boundary of Estérençuby and Lecumberry in Lower Navarre. Its upper slopes form a broad, rounded grassy ridge, cut by shallow gullies and diagonal grass-covered ribs, with a steep ravine falling away on the left. A narrow path bordered by thin fence posts curves up the lower right-hand slope.

Errozate lies on the Pyrenean watershed between the Nive valley and the Irati forest, on the municipal boundary of Estérençuby and Lecumberry in Lower Navarre. The Harpea cave opens beneath the massif. Routes to the summit start at the Artaburu pass (30 minutes), the Orbaizeta sawmill (3 hours) and Beherobia (3 hours).

The mountain lies on the watershed above the Nive valley, on the boundary between Estérençuby and Lecumberry. The Harpea cave sits beneath the massif, and walkers reach the summit from Artaburu (30 minutes), Orbaizeta (3 hours) or Beherobia (3 hours).

Marked trails lead to the summit from nearby villages, though hikers need proper gear and should watch weather conditions carefully before starting. Allow plenty of time for the walk and bring water along with suitable protective equipment.

The Harpea cave lies beneath the Errozate massif, and the mountain sits on the watershed line above the Nive valley, on the boundary between Estérençuby and Lecumberry. The climb from the Artaburu pass takes about 30 minutes.