Pic de Garlitz

Pic de Garlitz is a mountain summit in the Hautes-Pyrenees composed of crystalline schist rock. The peak sits within the Néouvielle massif, surrounded by rocky slopes and patches of hardy alpine plants that cling to the exposed terrain.

Glacial activity shaped this peak over thousands of years, carving out the valleys and rocky features characteristic of the Néouvielle region. The ice age created the landscape that mountaineers explore today.

The peak stands as a central element in the Pyrenean tradition of hiking and mountaineering, drawing mountain enthusiasts from across France and beyond.

Reaching this summit requires proper alpine equipment, climbing experience, and sure footing on rocky terrain. Visitors should prepare for steep passages and adjust for the altitude when planning a visit.

The peak remains snow-covered for nearly ten months each year, creating specific conditions for local wildlife, including the bearded vulture population.

Location: Hautes-Pyrénées

Elevation above the sea: 2,798 m

Made from material: crystalline schist

GPS coordinates: 42.74657,0.21473

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:24