Pic Lézat

Pic Lézat is a mountain summit in the Pyrenees standing at 3107 meters and forms the center of a ridge system with multiple peaks. Its prominent location connects it to other high granite formations across this alpine region.

The mountain was first documented as a climbing destination during 19th century French expeditions in the Pyrenees. These early mountaineering activities helped establish the peak as part of the alpine exploration tradition.

The mountain draws mountaineers from across the region who seek to experience high-altitude climbing and outdoor adventure in the Pyrenees. The peak remains an important destination for those interested in pursuing alpine traditions.

The ascent starts from Refuge du Portillon and takes about four hours of hiking from the Granges d'Astau parking area. The route is challenging and requires mountaineering experience along with proper gear for changing weather conditions.

Along the eastern ridge stand four separate peaks all above 3000 meters, forming a striking sequence of granite needles. This unusual formation makes the eastern ridge particularly interesting for experienced mountaineers.