Pic Navarro, Mountain summit at Benasque and Haute-Garonne, Spain and France

Pic Navarro is a mountain summit reaching 3043 meters in the Perdiguero massif, standing on the border between Spain and France. The peak shows varied rock formations and offers views across the high mountain landscape on both sides of the border.

The sources record no historical events for the peak itself; its documented history is one of naming. The summit is dedicated to Ernesto Navarro Castán, a climber from Zaragoza, as recorded in Aragonese sources. The border between the province of Huesca and Haute-Garonne, fixed by the Pyrenean treaties of the 19th century, runs across the summit.

The peak's name honours Ernesto Navarro Castán, a Zaragoza-born climber, as recorded in the Aragonese name Tuca de Navarro. The summit stands west of the Pic de Maupas in the Perdiguero massif, on the line between Huesca province and Haute-Garonne. Its Aragonese and Basque names, Tuca de Navarro and Navarro Tontorra, are used alongside the Catalan Pic Navarro.

Climbers reach the summit via established routes from Benasque Valley, needing technical equipment and mountain climbing experience. It is wise to travel with experienced guides and prepare for sudden weather changes and harsh high-altitude conditions.

The peak is named after Ernesto Navarro Castán, a climber from Zaragoza. The sources give its height as 3,039 m with 35 m of prominence, or 3,043 m with 30 m, and place it west of the Pic de Maupas in the Perdiguero massif.