Pic de l'Estany Mort

Pic de l'Estany Mort is a mountain summit in the Pyrenees standing at 2,746 meters and serving as a natural border between Andorra and France. The peak features rocky terrain and steep slopes that create a demanding landscape for those who approach it.

The peak became established as a boundary point between Andorra and France during medieval times and retained this function across the centuries. Its geographical position made it a key reference point for defining the limits between these two territories.

Local mountain guides regularly share knowledge about traditional Pyrenean navigation methods and weather prediction techniques with visitors ascending the peak.

Visitors should know that winter ascents require specialized gear such as crampons and ice axes, while summer climbs need sturdy footwear and clothing suitable for rapid temperature shifts. The altitude and exposed location demand good physical preparation and careful weather planning.

The peak takes its name from a nearby lake that freezes solid during winter months, forming a mirror-like surface across the ice. This frozen expanse creates a striking visual effect in winter with clear reflections of the surrounding mountains.