Aiguille SW de Cerbillona

The Aiguille SW de Cerbillona rises to 3051 meters within the Vignemale massif, displaying steep granite faces and narrow ridges along the Franco-Spanish border.

The mountain became a focal point for mountaineering expeditions during the 19th century when French and Spanish explorers mapped the central Pyrenean range.

This peak represents the meeting point of French and Spanish climbing traditions, where mountaineers from both nations developed various ascent routes.

Climbers typically begin their ascent from the Spanish side through Torla-Ordesa, following marked paths that lead to the technical sections of the climb.

The summit offers simultaneous views of two national parks: Ordesa y Monte Perdido in Spain and Pyrenees National Park in France.

Location: Torla-Ordesa

Location: Cauterets

Elevation above the sea: 3,051 m

GPS coordinates: 42.76782,-0.15280

Latest update: March 16, 2025 23:57