Mont Begousse, Mountain summit in Soule region, France.

Mont Begousse is a mountain in the Soule region that rises to approximately 767 meters and provides views across the surrounding valleys from its summit. The slopes are moderate, making them suitable for different hiking routes and experience levels.

Mont Begousse, called Beguze in Basque, lies on the border between the communes of Liginaga-Astüe and Montori in Soule, and part of its flank also belongs to Hauze. The summit marks a communal boundary, so the mountain's history is tied to the administration of these Basque villages rather than to pastoral events recorded in the sources.

The mountain's Basque name, Beguze, is used in Soule alongside the French form Mont Begousse. The summit lies on the boundary between the villages of Liginaga-Astüe and Montori, and one flank of the mountain also belongs to Hauze.

Several marked trails lead to the summit, with most hikes taking around two hours from established starting points. Wear sturdy footwear and bring a map or GPS device, as conditions on the slopes can change with the weather.

The summit lies on the border between the villages of Liginaga-Astüe and Montori, and one flank of the mountain is part of Hauze. The Basque name Beguze is the form used in Soule, where the peak is counted among the mountains of Zuberoa.