Pic de Bizkarzé, Mountain peak in Soule, France.

Pic de Bizkarzé is a 1,657 m summit at the south-western end of the Basque province of Soule, an offshoot south of the Pyrenean watershed line west of the Pic d'Orhy. Its upper slopes are grass-covered, with bands of pale grey rock breaking through near the top and along the crest, and a faint track follows the right-hand ridge just beneath the skyline. The usual approach starts from the Col Bagargui, between Larrau and the Iraty forest.

The sources record no historical events, dates or human works on the Pic de Bizkarzé. Its documented interest is toponymic: the Basque word bizkar, 'back', common in place names, is here extended with the suffix -tze. The massif is described as a southern offshoot of the Pyrenean watershed line, west of the Pic d'Orhy.

The name Bizkarzé comes from the Basque word bizkar, meaning "back", with the suffix -tze. The summit lies in the Basque province of Soule, and the usual route starts at Col Bagargui on the road between Larrau and the Iraty forest.

The usual approach starts at Col Bagargui, on the road between Larrau and the Iraty forest. From there the climb to the 1,657 m summit takes about 1 h 30. Other routes begin at Iraty (about 2 h) and at Larraine (about 2 h 30).

The massif is an offshoot south of the Pyrenean watershed line, west of the Pic d'Orhy. Its Basque name joins bizkar, "back", a common toponymic element, with the suffix -tze. The summit reaches 1,657 m at the south-western tip of Soule.