Pic de Halcamendy, Mountain peak in the Pyrenees, France

Pic de Halcamendy is a mountain peak in the Pyrenees standing at 791 meters in elevation. The slopes feature bare rock faces and mountain plants that adapt to the high altitude conditions.

Shepherds have used the mountain routes for centuries while moving livestock between different valleys. These ancient pathways remain visible in the hiking trails that cross the area today.

The summit lies within the commune of Ossès, about 12 km south of Hasparren. The surrounding slopes are farmed and dotted with woods, and the area is sparsely populated, with roughly 21 inhabitants per square kilometre. The peak rises to 791 m, while a neighbouring ridge reaches 848 m about 1.1 km to the southwest.

Marked trails lead to the summit, with the main route starting from the nearest parking area. The round-trip hike typically takes about three hours depending on pace and fitness level.

The summit rises to 791 metres, 700 km southwest of Paris and 12.1 km south of Hasparren. The surrounding terrain is mostly mountainous, with a higher point of 848 metres just 1.1 km to the southwest. The area is sparsely populated, with about 21 inhabitants per square kilometre.