Tuc de Saublanca

Tuc de Saublanca is a mountain peak rising to about 1,952 meters on the border between Spain and France. Its summit is composed primarily of sandstone and lutite, giving the terrain its distinctive rocky character.

For centuries, this peak served as a natural boundary marker between Spain and France, crossed by merchants traveling through the Pyrenees. Its location made it a well-known reference point for anyone crossing the mountains.

The villages on either side of this peak maintain their own traditions, visible in local architecture, food, and seasonal celebrations. Walking between the Spanish and French slopes, you notice how each side has developed its own character over time.

Spring and autumn offer the best hiking conditions for reaching the summit. Multiple marked trails depart from both Bossòst on the Spanish side and Bagnères-de-Luchon on the French side, giving you choices depending on your pace and available time.

This peak stands only 0.42 kilometers away from its parent mountain Tuc de Pujastó, making them remarkably close neighbors. This proximity makes it appealing for hikers interested in combining multiple summits in a single outing.

Location: Bossòst

Location: Bagnères-de-Luchon

Elevation above the sea: 1,952 m

Made from material: sandstone, lutite

GPS coordinates: 42.79510,0.65773

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:28