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42.59513°N / 0.82732°E |
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Mountaineering |
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Spring, Summer, Fall |
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Time Required:
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A long day |
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Rock Difficulty:
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5.0 (YDS) |
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F |
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I |
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Overview
The second most frequented route to climb Besiberri Sud goes across the valley of Besiberri with a new small free hut (overcrowed in summer, it's only has 18 places).Getting There
Vielha-From France the tunnel of Vielha is reached from the area of Pau-Tarbes to St. Girons.
-From Spain: from Huesca and Zaragoza crossing Barbastro. C-1311 to Grauss and Benabarre. N-230 to Pont de Suert following to the village of Vielha.
The trailhead is at 1,2km at South of tunnel of Vielha in a big parking of camions (1.550m). We take the track of the signal "Ball de Besiberri". You can sleep as well in the new Refugio de Conangles (1.585m), very near of this parking.
Route Description
Tunnel of Vielha South
Coll d'AbellersThe track goes to South into the forest near of the river to reach a cross path turning to left (E.). Some paths cross the track to don't walk the long curves. We follow the signals to reach the col (2.200m) near of estanyet de Besiberri (Besiberri’s small lake). Following the path near of the river we reach the new free hut (2h from the trailhead) with only 18 places to bivouac. The path goes in direction to the great ridge of Besiberris. The peak Besiberri Nord is in left side (N.E.) but the path turn in direction to the area of stones under Besiberri del Mig (S.E.). In this point the cairns indicate the change of direction to South (right). The coll d’Abellers is visible at West (right) of the ridge of Besiberri Sud. The access to the col is a pronounced ramp-channel of 35º with snow (frequent in spring). The ramp has a lot of stones without snow (July to September) reaching the wide coll d’Abellers (2.885m). In this point we connect with the people who come from Caldes de Boí.
Essential Gear
The access North to coll d'Abellers has snow in the first days of summer but normally in July and August you don't need use crampons.External Links
Map of the route (text in French).Besiberri Nord, option to climb Besiberri Nord from the same route (text in French).