Piatnadtsatyi etap vysokogo pireneiskogo puti

Route at a glance

The opening section includes национальный парк Ордеса-и-Монте-Пердидо. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views. Later, the main places are Брешь Роланда and Гаварни. There are several suitable points to pause and look around.

Route suitability

Without a car Hard

With children No

With a dog With caution

By bike No

With a stroller No

Signal Patchy

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Getting there

Without a car

Reach Torla, Gavarnie or Pineta by the main available train or bus connection, then continue to the start of “Пятнадцатый этап высокого пиренейского пути” by local bus, shuttle, taxi or on foot as appropriate. Check seasonal timetables before travelling. This is a point-to-point route, so arrange the return from the finish in advance.

By car

Drive via the main roads into the Ordesa and central Pyrenees valleys toward the start of “Пятнадцатый этап высокого пиренейского пути”. Continue only on roads open to private vehicles and complete restricted or rough sections on foot or by an authorised transfer. Leaving a car at the start does not solve the return journey.

Parking

Use an official car park at Torla, Gavarnie, Pineta or an official refuge car park. Keep access roads, barriers and emergency routes clear.

What to expect

национальный парк Ордеса-и-Монте-Пердидо

Брешь Роланда

Гаварни

Difficult sections and safety

Elevation up to about 2640 m brings rapid weather changes, cold and possible snow even in the warm season. The finish is separate from the start, so return logistics should be arranged before setting out.

How much time to allow

Pure moving time 5–8 hours

Complete time on the route 7–9 hours

Best time to go

Recommended weather window: June–September

Snow and cold may remain at elevation long after the valleys become mild

Start early and keep enough daylight for the descent or the final approach

What to bring

shoes with grippy soles

water and food

a charged phone with an offline map

a small first-aid kit

windproof and waterproof layers

a warm layer and a hat

trekking poles if you use them

Elevation profile

There is no elevation data in the track for the chart.

Surface

Asphalt 49% · Dirt 17% · Dirt / grass 13%

Surface is defined for 1.23 km of 17.1 km.

Asphalt 49% · 0.60 km

Dirt 17% · 0.21 km

Dirt / grass 13% · 0.16 km

Gravel 12% · 0.15 km

Paving stones 9% · 0.11 km