Puig de Querroig

Puig de Querroig is a mountain summit straddling the Spain-France border, composed of crystalline schist, slate, and phyllite formations. The peak sits between Spanish and French settlements and connects multiple hiking routes through its elevation.

The mountain served as a strategic observation point across multiple conflicts, shaping the region's military history. During World War II, its paths became crucial routes for refugees seeking safety.

The area holds medieval ruins scattered across its slopes, marking centuries of human presence in this border zone. Visitors encounter these remnants while moving through the landscape.

Multiple starting points are available from the surrounding towns, offering trails with varying difficulty levels. Plan to spend several hours on the mountain for the climb and descent.

The peak is part of a collector's list of summits and ranks among the highest mountains in its immediate region. This classification makes it notable for those who track such elevations.

Location: Portbou

Location: Banyuls-sur-Mer

Location: Cerbère

Elevation above the sea: 672 m

Made from material: crystalline schist, slate, phyllite

Part of: FEEC100座の一覧

Website: http://geodesie.ign.fr/fiches/index.php?module=e&action=fichepdf&source=carte&sit_no=6604801

GPS coordinates: 42.43832,3.12094

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:24