Punta Reboul Vidal, Mountain summit in Hautes-Pyrénées, France
Punta Reboul Vidal is a peak in the Néouvielle massif reaching 3007 meters with jagged rock formations and steep cliffsides throughout. The summit presents the rough, high-altitude landscape typical of this mountain range.
The summit became protected as part of the Pyrénées National Park during the establishment of France's mountain conservation areas in the 20th century. This designation helped preserve the alpine environment of the region.
Local mountaineering groups regularly organize expeditions to Punta Reboul Vidal, contributing to the development of climbing routes and trail maintenance.
Climbers reach the summit via marked trails starting from the Cap de Long dam area and need solid mountain skills plus proper equipment for high-altitude terrain. Weather can shift rapidly at this elevation, so checking conditions before you start is essential.
From this peak you can see multiple alpine lakes and reservoirs spread across different elevations, including Cap de Long and Aubert lakes far below. This vantage point reveals how water systems are distributed throughout the entire mountain area.
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