Pic du Midi de Siguer, Mountain summit in Ariège, France

The Pic du Midi de Siguer is a 2003-meter summit in the French Pyrenees with siliceous rock formations throughout. The mountain rises between the communes of Siguer and Gestiès and shapes the landscape with its distinctive stone structures.

The sources record no boundary-marker role for the summit; it is documented as a Pyrenean peak of 2,003 m on the western shoulder of the Pic de Baljésou, standing on the communes of Siguer and Gestiès and overlooking the Siguer valley. It lies within the perimeter of the Pyrenees Ariégeoises Regional Natural Park, and its rock is essentially siliceous.

The summit sits within the Regional Natural Park of Ariège Pyrenees and reflects the geological variety of the French Pyrenean mountains. Visitors can observe the different rock formations that shape the landscape of this region.

The mountain is accessible via a loop trail of about 19 kilometers from Gestiès, taking roughly six hours with about 1347 meters of elevation gain. Sturdy footwear and plenty of water are essential as the route includes steep sections with rocky terrain.

The trail that passes below the summit is the GRT 65, a long-distance route that continues over the Port de Siguer at 2,395 m into Andorra. The peak rises on the western shoulder of the Pic de Baljésou, and the Bouychet car park, reached by the RD 224 in season, is the usual starting point.