The Ascent of Monte Perdido is one of the most famous in the entire Pyrenees. The Monte Perdido measures 3355 meters and I know place within the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido. It is the highest calcareous massif in Europe and the third peak of the Pyrenees, after Aneto and Posets. The national park is accessed naturally by Torla-Ordesa.
There are multiple variables of Ascent Guided in 2 days to Monte Perdido. The most used formula would be to ascend through the Ordesa Valley until refuge of Goriz. There are other options such as performing the Flowers Belt to get to Goriz. As well can be promoted by Pineta.
On this occasion we describe the ascent with approximation by the Valley of Ordesa. Ask for other options if they are of interest to you.
We will start our adventure through the prairie of Ordesa (1320 meters) until we reach the incredible Soaso circus.
Video of the beautiful views from the top of Monte Perdido:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsVOGZ2sgVc
| LEVEL | + 1250 my -2000 m. |
| DURATION | Two days. |
| DATES | Summer and autumn. Out of these times consult Winter Lost Mount |
| BUSINESS HOURS | Morning and afternoon. |
| PLACE | National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido. Torla-Ordesa |
We will stay in the town of Torla to finalize details and review the material to later make the approximation to refuge of Góriz. We will start our route from the Meadow of Ordesa to continue through the valley phone or we will address the Faja Pelay. This last watchtower offers us impressive views of the Valle de Ordesa, Tozal del Mallo, Massif del Perdido, the 3 Sorores, Faja de las Flores, Brecha de Rolando, Soaso stands and Horsetail. Dinner and overnight Refuge Góriz.
Ascension to Monte Perdido 3355m, passing through the Stone city, Ice Lake and the famous "Spittoon"Safely with our Guides The descent, to make it more enjoyable, we will do it at Pegs of Soaso y Ordesa Valley o Path of the Hunters.
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