Page Type Page Type: Mountain/Rock
Location Lat/Lon: 42.79439°N / 0.91659°E
Additional Information GPX File: Download GPX » View Route on Map
Activities Activities: Mountaineering
Seasons Season: Spring, Summer, Fall
Additional Information Elevation: 9462 ft / 2884 m
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Overview

 
Maubèrme
Tuc de Maubèrme

Tuc de Maubèrme (2,884m) is the highest and most important peak at North of valley of Aran in the border with France. It's a big and isolated peak very visible from a lot of places but it's not very frequented.

The most popular route goes from South side of the peak, with trailhead in Bagergue but you have another options from French side.

Routes:
-South: Baguerge (4h), 1,500m.
-North: Eylie (6h), 2,000m. This route is advisable in 2 days sleeping in the small free hut of Urets at 1,940m(10 places).

Getting There

 
Bagergue
 

South route (Spain): trailhead in the village of Bagergue, at East of Vielha, taking the small road in Salardú.


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North route (France)
: valley of Biros. From the village of Eylie.


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Red Tape

 
Forest track of Calhaus
 
The forest track from Bagergues to Calhau is not forbidden but it's not good for normal cars. It's advisable the use of 4x4 or walking it.

Camping

-Campings:
Prado Verde, at 12km of Vielha.
Bedurapark, at 8km of Vielha.
Verneda, near of Vielha.
Artigané, near of Vielha.
La Mola, Espot.

External Links

senderismo valle d'Aran
mendikat.net, text in Spanish.
pirineos3000, text in Spanish.
paconudels-blog, text in Spanish.
ruteandopro, text in Spanish (North route).
wikiloc

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visentin

visentin - Aug 7, 2012 5:03 pm - Voted 10/10

and

of the Ariege !

Rafa Bartolome

Rafa Bartolome - Aug 7, 2012 5:38 pm - Hasn't voted

Re: and

of course. I'm still working in the page. thanks

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