Pic Saillant

Pic Saillant is a mountain in the French Pyrenees reaching about 1,756 meters (5,761 feet) with distinctive vertical limestone cliffs and sharp ridges. The landscape displays dramatic rock faces visible from various angles across the surrounding terrain.

The mountain historically served as a natural border marker between four Pyrenean municipalities, shaping local administrative geography. This geographical feature has preserved its significance in the region over time.

The summit cross marks a traditional gathering spot where local mountaineers and hikers have met for generations. Today, visitors continue this practice of meeting at the peak to share the views.

The ascent is moderate to challenging and follows marked hiking trails, with the main route beginning from the village of Bezins-Garraux. Hikers should be prepared for changing weather and bring proper equipment.

The mountain marks a special location where boundaries of four different municipalities meet at one point. This convergence is noted on maps and makes the summit a remarkable geographical focal point.

Location: Haute-Garonne

Elevation above the sea: 1,756 m

Website: http://geodesie.ign.fr/fiches/index.php?module=e&action=fichepdf&source=carte&sit_no=3134801

GPS coordinates: 42.94855,0.69622

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:26