Cim del Mont-roig

Mont Rouch rises to 2864 meters above sea level, featuring distinct geological formations of sandstone and lutite across its northern and southern faces.

The mountain stands as a natural border marker between France and Spain, connecting the territories of Couflens in Ariège and Lladorre in Pallars Sobirà.

Local residents from both French and Spanish sides maintain traditional mountain paths that lead experienced hikers through varied terrains to the summit.

The Pleta del Prat refuge at 1720 meters elevation provides accommodation for 50 people, serving as a base camp for mountain expeditions.

The Salat River originates from Mont Rouch's northern slopes at 1944 meters, flowing through the Ariège department as a tributary of the Garonne.

Location: Alt Àneu

Location: Lladorre

Location: La Guingueta d'Àneu

Location: Couflens

Elevation above the sea: 2,864 m

Made from material: sandstone, lutite

Part of: liste des 100 sommets de la FEEC

GPS coordinates: 42.71068,1.17683

Latest update: June 23, 2025 11:10