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The third highest mountain in the Pyrenees mountain range, Monte Perdido (3355m) lies close to the French-Spanish border and is the highlight of Spain’s Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. Although its ascent is suitable for beginner mountaineers during the summer months, only experts should attempt the climb during the winter. A night at Góriz Mountain Hut is highly recommended. Hire a professional guide to get you safely to the summit of this beautiful peak. Explore-Share.com only promotes mountain trips led by certified guides. 


Monte Perdido

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**Come with me on this 7-day trek in Monte Perdido and climb one of the most emblematic peaks in the Pyrenees!**

Monte Perdido, at 3,355 meters, lies in the **Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park** and is the third highest peak in the Pyrenees.

Our participants will be able to choose which option is more suitable for our meeting point: Granada, Madrid or Jaén, it will be your choice!

From our chosen location as a meeting point we will start our trip and direct ourselves to Torla in Huesca. After a 12 hour trip, we will rest and relax and prepare to start our trek on the next morning!

**Our 7-day trek will be divided into 5 stages.** Every day will be a new stage where we will be hiking between 6 and 9 hours approximately and every evening we will be sleeping in the different mountain huts we find along the way.

Discovering caves and waterfalls or climbing rocks, this trekking is every hiker’s paradise!

**You will find a more detailed itinerary below.**

**If you want to join me on this guided two-day ski tour, request to book this trip!**

Departure, destination Torla in Huesca. The duration of the trip is 12 hours. Estimated arrival  
about 18:00 h to the place of accommodation to give us time to rest and  
relax, so that we can rest at the beginning of the route.

Meeting point in Granada, Madrid or Jaén

STAGE 1, Torla – Góriz

We take the bus from Torla, (the first leaves around 06:00 in the morning).

We start our route in the **Praderas de Ordesa**, from where we will go up  
thorugh the **Ordesa Valley**.

We will pass the **Cotatuero waterfall**, the  
Cave, we will go along a forest of firs, beech and pine trees, until the  
road brings us up to the famous **Gradas de Sodaso.** From here you will be able to see the  
summits of Monte Perdido, Cilindro and Sound de Ramond.

At the bottom there will be  
the most famous of all the Ordesa waterfalls: la Cola de Caballo. We continue  
ascending the Gradas de Soaso (optional) to finally reach the **Goriz Mountain Hut**, at 2190 meters of altitude, where we will have dinner and rest before attacking the  
top.

Time: 5 – 6 hours. Distance: 12.4 km.  
Positive drop: 1356 m.  
Negative slope: 500 m.

Ascent to Monte Perdido:

During the first part of the climb, we will always be climbing parallel to the Góriz ravine, leading us to save 800 meters of slope that separate us from the Ice Lake.

On our left, we will appreciate the **Cilindro de Marboré (3328 mt)**, but we will take the right way , going up a busy gravel pit leading us to the famous way called “la escupidera.”

We reached the top of Monte Perdido at 3,355  
meters high.

The return will be done by retracing our steps, concluding the day.

Once at the Goriz hut we will have dinner and spend our second night.

Time: 4 hours Distance: 8.8 km.  
Positive slope: 1270 m.  
Negative difference: 1265 m.

Stage 1: Torla - Góriz

Difficulty: strong final descent (1200m) to reach the Pineta Mountain Hut.

The alternative option for the Faixa deras Solas, is dangerous and usually in bad conditions. In case of snow or ice, we should avoid it.

The path runs through the  Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park and takes us from Goriz Hut up to the Pineta Hut.  
Departing from Goriz (2159 m), the GR11 reaches the **Collado de Arrablo** (2329 m), which separates **Punta**  
**Custodia** (to the right) of the **three thousand Ordesa**.

On our left, we will be able to see the **Punta de las Escaleras, Monte Perdido, Morrón de Arrablo and Punta de las Olas.**  
In both ways the path reaches **Collado de Añisclo (2,453 m).** Here we will have one of the strongest slopes of the entire Pyrenean Path, a steep descent of 1,200 m in height  
just 3.5 km. From **Barranco de la Solana** we can get water.

The descent will lead us to the base of the Pineta circus; Pineta Mountain Hut (1240m).

Time: 7 – 8 hours. Distance: 13.5 km.  
Positive slope: 880 m.  
Negative slope: 1750 m.

Stage 2: Góriz mountain hut - Pineta mountain hut

From the Valle de Pineta to the Balcon de Pineta. From there, we will go to Brecha de Tucarroya, with a short visit to the Free French refuge.

At the Balcón we will enjoy some spectacular views.  
We descend carefully through the Tucarroya path, which no longer has snow (but a  
nevero), and we will direct ourselves to the left, briefly entering the **Circo de Estaube.** We follow the path, which goes up again, until we reach the **collado de Hourquette d’Alans**, from where you can admire the  
 **Gavarnie valley** and the **Vignemale** in the background. Soft descent to the **Espuguettes Mountain Hut**.

Time: 6 -9 hours.  
Distance: 15.9 km.  
Positive drop: 1987 m.  
Negative difference: 1248 m  
.  
Extras: This stage, by distance and slope, will only allow us to include the ascent to I pepper, as long as you are well prepared physically. and depending on the weather conditions.  
If we actually do it, we will have some time to rest.

Stage 3: Pineta mountain hut - Espuguettes mountain hut

We leave the **Sarradets hut** in the direction of the valley of the **Circo de Gavanie**, until we reach the end of the  
path, very close to the waterfalls, to go looking at the beginning of the path of the Escalettes. Where we will have to use our hands to climb some rocks. It will be  
a climb with steep slope, but at this point we will be already used to them.  
Finally we will reach the **Sarradets refuge.**  
If the climb through the Escalettes, was too dangerous for the group, we will choose another rise,  
longer, by the **Port of Bujaruelo** thus avoiding the danger of the rise.  
Time: 5 – 8 hours. Distance: 8 km.  
Positive slope: 1050 m.  
Negative difference: 465 m.

Extras: This stage, although it has quite a positive slope, the normal thing is that we reach the Refuge  
of Sarradets, after 5 h. allowing us to ascend, after eating, to Taillón. One of the  
3,000 easiest of all the Pyrenees.

Stage 4: Espuguettes mountain hut - Sarradets mountain hut

Departure from the Sarradets hut in the direction of the Brecha de Rolando, starting with a strong  
pending, and going through a snowfield prior to the gap but without any difficulty. Once we go through the gap, we will direct ourselves to the **Paso de los Sarrios**, and from there to the **Casteret cave.**  
At this point, we will begin the descent to the Góriz hut where we will make a good rest.  
To return through the valley of Soaso take the bus and return to Torla.

Time: 8 – 9 hours.  
Distance: 18.5 km.  
Positive drop: 630 m.  
Negative difference: 2112 m.

Stage 5: Sarradets mountain hut – Torla mountain hut

Last day!!

Join Mariano, a certified mountain guide, ski instructor and UIMLA mountain leader, on this 7-day trek in Monte Perdido (3335 meters) located in the beautiful Pyrenees!

7-day trek in Monte Perdido (3355 mt). 7-day trip. Certified guide

http://www.mirandoalsur-aventura.com/es/actividad/expedicion/tour-de-monte-perdido

7-day trek in Monte Perdido (3355 mt)

**Monte Perdido** is the highest limestone massif in Europe. It is located within the southern slope of the central **Pyrenees**, north of the province of Huesca, in the **Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park**, in the Spanish autonomous community of Aragon. Since 1997, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The massif’s highest peak, also named Monte Perdido, stands at **3,355 meters** and is our trip’s aim. Its high elevation and the stunning views of the green Ordesa Valley and surrounding rugged mountains make Monte Perdido ascent the top mountaineering destination within the National Park.

There are numerous trails to Monte Perdido’s summit. We will ascend via the famous **Escaleras route**, traveling for over **20 kilometers** with a **cumulative elevation gain** **of 1,516 meters**. While this is not a difficult ascent, it displays several challenges along the way.

Our trip will begin with a 1-day ascent to the **Goriz mountain refuge** (2,160m), on Monte Perdido massif’s southern slope, where we will spend the night. We will reach the refuge via the **Faja de las Flores**, a 2,400m-high narrow ridge trail that crosses the Ordesa Valley. On day two, we will climb to Monte Perdido’s summit via the Escaleras route, and then descend back to Goriz and to the valley. 

**Monte Perdido is a must for mountaineering fans. Don’t miss this fascinating journey! Book your trip now!**

If you are looking for other summer/fall mountaineering outings in the Spanish Pyrenees, check out the guided ascents to the [Posets Peak](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/posets-peak-pyrenees-guided-ascent/), [Mount Bisaurin](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/climbing-bisaurin-normal-route/), and the [“The Pyrenees Roof”, the Aneto](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/ascent-aneto-3404m-top-pyrenees/).

We will climb to Goriz mountain refuge via the Faja de las Flores trail. Overnight at the refuge.

Climb to Goriz

We will ascend to Monte Perdido’s summit via the Escaleras route, and then descend back to Goriz and to the valley.

Monte Perdido ascent and descent

Climb one of the highest peaks in Europe. Join IFMGA-certified mountain guide Javier on a 2-day mountaineering trip to Monte Perdido (3,355m), in the Spanish Pyrenees.

2-day Monte Perdido ascent in the Spanish Pyrenees. 2-day trip. AEGM guide

2-day Monte Perdido ascent in the Spanish Pyrenees

**Mont Perdu / Monte Perdido (3355 m)** is the legendary mountain in the **Pyrenees**, the third highest summit of this beautiful range. It is located in an unique environment of beauty: glacial cirques of Gavarnie, Troumouse and Estaubé, splendid canyons of Ordesa, Niscle and Escuain…

The landscapes you'll get to see here will remain forever etched in your memory! In addition, the ascent is relatively easy and worth it to be combined with a hike in the area.

I propose the following 3-day program which will bring us to the top of Mont Perdu at 3355 m. We will get the chance to enjoy breathtaking panoramas over the French and Spanish Pyrenees.

**Day 1**  
We will meet in the evening in Torla, have dinner and spend the night at the 2\* hotel.

**Day 2**  
Early breakfast and walk up through **Cirque de Salarons** until the **Faja de las Flores**. This is a beautiful path often called "The most beautiful trail in the world". We will then continue our way to the **Góriz Refuge**, where we have dinner and spend the night.

**Day 3**  
Early departure after breakfast and ascent of Mont Perdu. Descent through the normal route via the Frozen Lake (Lac Gelé) to the refuge and then return to the parking in Ordesa.

I can also guide you in the climb of the [Aneto](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/ascent-aneto-3404m-top-pyrenees/) or the [Posets](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/posets-peak-pyrenees-guided-ascent/), the other highest summits of the Pyrenees.

**I can of course adapt this program based on your wishes and the time you have here. Please contact me and let’s discuss about what you would like to do. It will be my pleasure to bring your there, guide you on these fantastic paths and share with you some insights about my region, culture…**

3 days to hike and climb Mont Perdu, with one of the most beautiful landscapes of the French and Spanish Pyrenees, with Javier, local IFMGA mountain guide.

Climbing Mont Perdu in the Pyrenees. 3-day trip. AEGM guide

Climbing Mont Perdu in the Pyrenees

Come mountaineering with me on some of the greatest routes through the Pyrenees on an extended day adventure! I have plenty of incredible options to choose from that include unbelievable sights and perfect opportunities to explore the infamous mountain range.

I will design a trip specifically for you, catered to your personal goals and the abilities you want to achieve.

I will teach you the fundamentals of winter mountaineering and help you improve your skills so you can have even more fun and adventure out in the mountains!

From the vast mountain range of the Serra del Cadi to the grandeur of Aneto (3,404m), the tallest mountain in the Pyrenees, you can take on the most intriguing corridors, goulottes, and north faces in all of Spain.

Depending on your fitness and skillset, we have routes varying in length and grade. Most routes have a moderate difficulty, such as the Corredor N at Margalida and the Couloir de Gaube of the Vignemale trip. Others have a higher difficulty, including Corredor Inserso and Hypergoulotte of the Tuc del Mig de la Tallada.

Some of the suggested routes not listed above are Mont Perdut, Pena Telera, and Midi d’Ossau, but of course there are much, much more. I would be happy to take through the process of planning and preparing a program of your choice!

While the routes vary in length and application, they all have a moderate amount of difficulty. You should come prepared in good physical condition.

**Book now and start packing for your personalized mountaineering adventure in the one of a kind Pyrenees Mountains!**

If you want less planning and more skiing, come with me on a great [ski touring circuit in Carros de Foc](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/5-day-carros-de-foc-ski-tour-in-the-pyrenees/)! Or I can guide you to the [summit of tallest mountain in the Pyrenees – Aneto](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/ascent-aneto-3404m-top-pyrenees/)!

Contact me and we´ll get everything set up for you!

IFMGA-certified guide Roger invites you to learn the pleasures of alpinism on some classic mountaineering routes in the Pyrenees.

1+ Day Mountaineering in the Pyrenees. Mountaineering trip. IFMGA guide

http://www.rogermountainguide.com/en/activitats/alpinisme-de-plaer-a-pirineus/

1+ Day Mountaineering in the Pyrenees

**Monte Perdido (3,355)** is the third  tallest mountain in the **Pyrenees**. It shares borders with **France** and **Spain**. But its summit it’s located in spanish territory, north of the **province of Huesca**.

This magnificent mountain forms part of the **Monte Perdido** mountain range. And it is located within the **Ordesa** and **Monte Perdido National Park,** in the community of **Aragon**. There are four gorgeous valleys in this park. **Ordesa** stands to the southwest, **Añisclo** to the south, **Escuaían** to the southeast and to the east **Pineta**.

Within the park and the **Monte Perdido mountain**, we’ll find countless majestic and unique species. There are over **3,500 different plants** we can find in the **Pyrenees**. From those, less than **150** are able to survive at altitudes of **3,000** or more meters. And **95** have been located in the **Monte Perdido Massif**.

The easiest access to reach its summit is through **Spain**. The route begins near the town of **Torla in Aragon** right at the heart of the **Ordesa Valley**. Then, it ascends the mesmerizing **Cirque de Soaso**, heading towards the famous **Refuge of Góriz**. Our ascent to the top of **Monte Perdido** will be through the **North Face**.

At the **North Face** we’ll find one of the last glaciers that still exist in the **Pyrenees**. This stunning glacier is one of the most iconic places in **Monte Perdido**.

**Monte Perdido** is one of the most popular ascents in **Europe**. Due to its unique formation it is a relatively easy ascent. Hence its popularity amongst the **3,000+ peaks**. Moreover, this mountain is included in the **Biosphere Reserve of Ordesa-Viñamala** declared as such by the **Unesco in 1997**.

**So this trip is a unique opportunity. If you want to reach the summit of Monte Perdido send me a request. I promise you’ll have an unforgettable time on the Pyrenees.**

You can also check this [ascent to the Aneto Peak](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/aneto-peak-2-day-guided-ascent/) that I guide too.

Discover one of the most stunning places in Europe. Reach the top of Monte Perdido with Xavier, an UIMLA certified guide. And explore the third highest peak in the Pyrenees.

Monte Perdido north face guided ascent. 2-day trip. UIMLA guide

http://guiask2.com/event/salida-esqui-alpinismo-en-vignemale-12-y-13-de-mayo-2018-2/

Monte Perdido north face guided ascent

Would you like to try climbing a Pyrenees mountain? It is much easier and safer if you do it with an experienced guide!

Located between Spain, France and Andorra, the **Pyrenees** mountain range has plenty of mountaineering options for participants of all levels.

Our program includes the highest mountains in the Pyrenees, such as **Aneto Peak** (**3,404 meters**), **Posets Peak** (**3,371 meters**), **Monte Perdido** (**3,355 meters**) as well as many other 3,000-meter peaks. Also, we offer you the option to go for a 2,000-meter mountain such as **Peak Palas** (**2,974 meters**), **Midi d’Ossau Peak** (**2,885 meters**) and **Sacroux** (**2,675 meters**).

You don’t need to be an expert to be part of this program. We will adapt the itinerary according to your level and wishes. As the Pyrenees offer all kinds of ascents, we’ll find the most suitable option for you. All you need is to be **physically fit**. I will be there to help and guide you! 

**So, would you like to join this unique opportunity to explore the Pyrenees? Then do not hesitate and get in touch with me by sending your request now. You won’t regret your choice!**

Additionally, another option you might enjoy is this mountaineering program in the beautiful [**Puig Campana**](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/puig-campana-spain-guided-ascent/), also in Spain.

Come with AEGM certified mountain guide Picus on this one or multi-day mountaineering tour and explore the amazing peaks of the Spanish Pyrenees.

One or multi day mountaineering trip in the Pyrenees. Mountaineering trip. UIMLA guide

http://www.picusguia.com/ascensiones-con-guia-en-pirineos-picos-europa/

One or multi day mountaineering trip in the Pyrenees

 Are you looking for a **thrilling winter adventure in the Pyrenees**? Then I have the perfect tour for you: **join me for one or several mountaineering ascents to Peña Telera, Taillon, Aspe or Monte Perdido!**

The Pyrenees are a group of mountains  in southwest Europe that form a **natural border between Spain and France**. Stretching for about 490 km, and with **more than a hundred over-3000m summits**, this alpine region is a **perfect destination for mountaineering.**

This trip is your opportunity to spend **one or several days climbing the North Faces** of the Navarran, the Aragonese and the French sides of this mountain chain. These are our options:

**Peña Telera (2,764m)**: Ascent to its summit by the Gran Diagonal, a popular and long route covered with snow.

**Aspe (2,645m)**: The difficulty of its North Face route depends on the weather and the snow conditions.

**Taillon (3,144m)**: Ice climbing and snow ascent on the west side of this mountain in the heart of the Pyrenees.

**Monte Perdido (3355m)**: Glacier climbing to the top of the third highest summit of the Pyrenees, by its North Face.

Keep in mind that **attempting these summits requires some previous experience in winter ascents** (using crampons and ice axe) and a good fitness level.

**So, are you up for amazing mountaineering ascents in the Pyrenees? Then contact me and choose one or several spots!**

I also offer ski touring adventures in this same mountain range. Check them out [here](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/ski-touring-pyrenees-portalet-valle-de-tena-bisaurin/)!

Asier, AEGM-certified mountain guide, takes you to the summit of some of the most important peaks of the Pyrenees. Join him for one or several winter ascents!

Winter mountaineering in the Pyrenees: Peña Telera, Taillon, Aspe, Monte Perdido. Mountaineering trip. AEGM guide

https://asierperez.eus/alpinismo/corredores-y-caras-norte-pirineos/

Winter mountaineering in the Pyrenees: Peña Telera, Taillon, Aspe, Monte Perdido

**Mountain climbing fanatics, join me in this amazing adventure to Sierra Nevada and the Pyrenees! I have a lot of ascents to offer and you can choose according to what kind of landscape you want to explore.**

These are the possible ascents:

*   **To Pica D’Estats**, with its **3143 meters**. It is a 2-day climbing expedition and we will ascend along the southern face of the Pyrenees. We will start from the Molinassa, to the Vallferrera hut where we will spend the night. The next day, we will climb upwards passing through the Sotllo and Estats lakes and Sotllo port, up to the roof of **Catalonia**.
    
*   **To Taillon**, we will ascend to a height of **3144 meters**. The duration of the trip is 2 days. We will depart from Tentes mountain pass, from Gavarnia and arrival at the Sarradets hut by traversing the Bujaruelo port. On the second day, our ascent to Taillon will take place through the classic route of the Brecha de Rolando, the Falsa Brecha and the Dedo.
    
*   To the peak of **Pedrafoca**, with its **2506 meters**. Our ascent will be through the Verdet pass to the top of the Pollego Superior del Pedrafoca, from the Estasen hut. The descent will be along Gosol which will make us follow a circular path back to the hut. The duration of this trip is 1 day.
    
*   To **Perdiguero’s** summit, with its **3222 meters**. During this 2-day climbing trip, we will ascend through the classic route along the Estos valley. We will sleep at a hut with the same name. On the second day, we will reach the mountain’s summit and then descend to the base of the valley.
    
*   To the top of **Vignemale**, with a height of **3299 meters**. For this 2-day expedition, we propose an ascent to the high mountain from Ossoue valley and spending the night at the Bayssellance hut. In addition, we will complete the climbing trip by crossing the crest which goes from the Vignamale to the Montferrat.
    
*   Ascent to the top of **Poset**, at **3371 meters**, through the Eriste valley across the Fonda canal. On the first day, we will ascend from the Espigantosa bridge up to the Angel Orus hut where we will spend the night. The next day we will reach the mountain’s top and descend to the Pleta de Estallo.
    
*   1-day ascent to **Velete**, at **3398 meters**. We will progress up the mountain from the Hoya de la Mora, until reaching the summit. We will then go back to the university hostel where we will celebrate our reaching of the peak.
    
*   To **Aneto** mountain, with its **3404 meters**. Our adventure will commence from the Besurta up to the Renclusa hut where we will sleep. On the second day, we will traverse the gap to get to the top and the back to the Besurta.
    
*   2-day ascent to **Monteperdido**, at **3355 meters**. We will depart from the Ordesa prairie, up to the Goriz hut where we will sleep that night. The next day, we will reach the mountain’s peak and descend back to the prairie.
    
*   Reaching **Mulhacen’s** peak at **3479 meters**. On the first day of this 2-day trip we will ascend from Trevelez to the Poquiera shelter where we will sleep. The next day, we will continue our ascent through the west face and descending across the south one back to Trevelez.
    

**So, pick any of these ascent options and come with to this great summer climbing experience. I’ll we waiting for your contact. I will be a pleasure to be your guide and accompany you to the insides of the Sierra Nevada and the Pyrenees.**

Join a certified mountain guide on one of these spectacular ascents to explore the most beautiful peaks of Sierra Nevada and the Pyrenees.

Mountain ascents in Sierra Nevada and the Pyrenees. 1/2-day trip. Certified guide

https://www.latitudnomada.com/ascensiones

Mountain ascents in Sierra Nevada and the Pyrenees

**Winter sports fanatics, join me in this wonderful climbing trip to Monte Perdido in the Spanish Pyrenees! The 2-day expedition will be filled with adventures, challenges and fantastic views of unique landscapes.**

The peak of the mount **Monte Perdido** is the **third highest** one of the mountain range.

We will ascend via its normal route and spend the night at Goriz hut.

As we are ascending, and due to the cold and wintery weather conditions we are going to need **special equipment**. These can be snowshoes and or crampon and piolets.

Our progression will follow the more traditional paths. We will first enter the _Pradera de Ordesa_, but advancing through the **famous** _**Senda de los Cazadores**_ and _Faja Pelay_.

We will then reach the _Circo de Ordesa_, where we will encounter the well-known **Cola de Caballo waterfall**.

After that, we will still need to move upwards to the _Clavijas de Soaso_ in order to get to the Góriz hut.

On the next day, we will carry out the proper ascent through the normal _Barranco de Góriz_ route.

Afterwards, we will pass the _Laguna Helada_ and from there upwards through the magnificent _Escupidera_.

Once we reach the Monte Perdido’s top you will have **a great view of the Pyrenees, from the Posets to the Vignemale.**

Our descent will be via the same route up to the hut and then through the end of the _Cañon de Ordesa_.

**The whole trip will be guided and supervised by expert climbers, well acquainted with the area.**

Although the trip is not extremely challenging, it is meant for people with previous winter climbing knowledge.

So hurry and sign up for this incredible and rewarding trip to Monte Perdido in the Pyrenees. I’ll we waiting for your contact. It will be a pleasure to be your guide and accompany you in this magic trip to the insides of the Spanish landscapes.

Join a certified guide on a spectacular 2-day guided ascent tour aimed at all winter climbing fanatics to the amazing Monte Perdido in the Spanish Pyrenees.

Winter ascent to Monte Perdido in the Pyrenees. 2-day trip. Certified guide

http://www.jonsanz.com/index.php/es/alpinismo-y-montana-invernal#Perdido

Winter ascent to Monte Perdido in the Pyrenees

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