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Massís del Pedraforca

2 506 m Mountain Cadí Mountains
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Spain · Europe

Massís del Pedraforca

Mountain Spain Europe
Range Iberian Peninsula Pyrenees Eastern Pyrenees Southeastern Pyrenees Cadí Mountains

Massís del Pedraforca is a mountain in Spain, Europe. Part of the Cadí Mountains. Elevation: 2,506 m (8,222 ft). Prominence: 663 m. Also known as Pedraforca. Coordinates: 42.2399, 1.7029.

Alternative names
Pedraforca, Pollegó Superior
Elevation
2 506 m
8,222 ft
Range
Cadí Mountains
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Spain · Europe
Coordinates
42.240, 1.703
Prominence
663 m
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Normal Route via the North Face and the Enforcadura

2A | PD | II
This is the classic and best-known mountaineering route on Pedraforca, using the north side of the massif and the Enforcadura col. It is a rocky alpine route rather than a simple hike, with loose stone, exposed sections, and route-finding in the gullies and ledges. The terrain is generally straightforward in dry conditions but can become serious with snow, ice, or wet rock. The route is commonly described in Catalan mountain guides as the normal ascent to the summit. It is suitable for experienced mountain walkers with sure footing and comfort on exposed terrain. The main objective hazards are rockfall, loose scree, and poor visibility on the upper mountain.
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Pedraforca via the Canal del Verdet

3A | AD | III
The Canal del Verdet is one of the established alpine lines on Pedraforca and is more committing than the normal route. It follows a steep couloir/gully system on the north side, where loose rock and stonefall are common. The route is typically considered a mountaineering ascent rather than a hiking path because of the steepness and exposure in the upper section. In winter or early season it may require snow or mixed-climbing skills depending on conditions. Route-finding can be important, especially near the exit from the gully. It is a well-known objective on the massif for climbers seeking a more direct and alpine line to the summit.
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Pedraforca via the Canal de l'Enforcadura

3A | AD | III
The Canal de l'Enforcadura is another documented alpine route on Pedraforca, using a steep channel on the massif's north side. It is a more serious mountain line than the standard ascent and is affected by loose rock and rockfall. The route can feel exposed and requires confidence on steep, unstable terrain. Depending on season and conditions, snow or ice may significantly increase the difficulty. It is best treated as a mountaineering route rather than a trekking itinerary. The line is part of the established climbing literature for Pedraforca and is known among local alpinists.
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Nearby mountains

Cadí Mountains

Highest mountains in the range

  1. 1 el Vulturó 2648.6 m
  2. 2 Puig de les Gralleres 2613.1 m
  3. 3 Pujolar de Roca Grossa 2611.1 m
  4. 4 Pic de Costa Cabirolera 2604.4 m
  5. 5 el Salt del Sastre 2591.5 m
  6. 6 Puig de la Canal del Cristall 2588 m
  7. 7 Puig del Quer 2567.1 m
  8. 8 Cadí 2562.1 m
  9. 9 Comabona 2548.6 m
  10. 10 la Tosa 2536.4 m
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