Pic de la Bressola, Mountain summit in Porta and Meranges, spanning France and Spain.

Pic de la Bressola, also called Pic d'Engorgs, is a 2,818-metre mountain on the border between Meranges in Baixa Cerdanya and Porta in Alta Cerdanya, Northern Catalonia. It stands just east of the south-western corner of Porta's communal territory and north of Meranges, north-west of the Portella de Meranges and of the Puig de Campcardós, also known as Puigpedrós.

The sources record no historical events for the peak itself; its documented role is as a route. Many walking and ski-mountaineering tours across the Pyrenees between Alta Cerdanya, Baixa Cerdanya and Andorra pass over this summit, which lies just east of the south-western end of Porta commune and north of Meranges.

The mountain carries two Catalan names, Pic de la Bressola and Pic d'Engorgs, used for the same 2,818-metre summit on the Meranges–Porta boundary. Its slopes lie on the routes of many walking and ski-mountaineering trips linking Alta Cerdanya, Baixa Cerdanya and Andorra, so the peak is crossed by skiers and hikers moving between the two Cerdanyas and the Principality.

The summit sits on the border between Meranges (Baixa Cerdanya) and Porta (Alta Cerdanya, Northern Catalonia), just east of the southwestern end of Porta's communal territory. It lies northwest of the Portella de Meranges and of the Puig de Campcardós, also called Puigpedrós. Many walking and ski-mountaineering routes across the Pyrenees between Alta Cerdanya, Baixa Cerdanya and Andorra pass over this top.

The summit lies just east of the southwestern tip of Porta commune and north of Meranges, northwest of the Portella de Meranges and also northwest of the Puig de Campcardós, also called Puigpedrós. Many walking and ski-mountaineering routes across the Pyrenees between Alta Cerdanya, Baixa Cerdanya and Andorra pass over this top.