Pic dels Pedrons, Mountain summit in Porta, France

Pic dels Pedrons is a mountain summit in the Pyrenees standing at approximately 2,700 meters with rocky terrain throughout. Multiple marked trails connect to the peak, passing through alpine landscapes shaped by stone and sparse vegetation.

The summit lies in the commune of Porta, in the historical region of Alta Cerdanya, which was divided between France and Spain by the Treaty of the Pyrenees in 1659. The mountain itself is not a boundary marker; the border with Andorra runs north of the peak, near the Pas de la Casa.

The name is Catalan: "pedrons" refers to large standing stones or rocky outcrops, a common toponym in the Catalan Pyrenees. The summit lies in Porta, in Alta Cerdanya, a Catalan-speaking comarca administered by France since the 1659 Treaty of the Pyrenees, so the Catalan name is the official one used on maps and in the FEEC list of 100 summits.

The ascent requires proper mountain gear and careful weather monitoring before attempting the climb. Hikers should plan adequate time and be physically prepared for the altitude.

The FEEC's 100 Cims list, which includes Pic dels Pedrons, is a challenge promoted by the Catalan hiking federation: summits are spread across Catalonia, Andorra, Northern Catalonia and Aragon. The peak rises to 2,715 m southwest of the Carlit massif, just southeast of Pas de la Casa, on the right bank of the Ariège.