Pique d'Endron, Mountain summit in Ariège, France
Pique d'Endron is a summit in the Pyrenees located in Ariège, standing at 2,472 meters in elevation. The peak rises 152 meters above the surrounding terrain and commands views across the mountain range in all directions.
This summit formed over millions of years as tectonic forces thrust up the Pyrenees mountain range. The exposed rock layers visible today tell the story of that ancient geological upheaval.
The mountain stands within a regional nature park where local communities have shaped the landscape through generations of mountain living. The surrounding villages and meadows reflect this enduring connection between people and the Pyrenees.
Marked trails from the village of Goulier reach the summit via a 12-kilometer route with significant elevation gain. Plan to visit during warmer months when snow and ice do not block the passage.
The northwest ridge features technical climbing sections among large boulders with multiple intermediate summits along the approach. This path offers a more challenging route with several peaks to navigate before the final ascent.
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