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Chaining 3000s: Hell's Peak, Arnales, Black Garmo, Pondiellos Needle...

Chaining 3000s: Hell's Peak, Arnales, Black Garmo, Pondiellos Needle...
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Infiernos, Arnales and Garmo Negro: nine 3,000 m summits with a bivouac

Link three-thousand-metre summits around Panticosa with PirineoSur and spend a bivouac night at the Pondiellos lakes. The programme combines Infiernos, Arnales, Aguja de Pondiellos, Garmo Negro, Algas and Argualas over two high mountain days.

Linking several 3,000-metre summits around Pondiellos creates a continuous two-day journey in the high mountains above Panticosa. The bivouac is part of both the experience and its preparation: warmth, rest and food need planning alongside carrying equipment. Describe recent mountain days and how you manage long descents when assessing the whole route with the guide.

  • Listed season: June to September.
  • Duration: two days and one night.
  • Group: one to four people.
  • Level: high.
  • Area: Aragonese Pyrenees.

Experience and preparation

The main demand is physical endurance and accumulated ascent and descent, especially on the way down. Previous mountain ascents and familiarity with long walking days carrying a pack are recommended. Climbing technique is not required, but you need to be comfortable on exposed passages; ask the guide to assess your preparation if needed.

Programme and itinerary

The first day starts at the Baños de Panticosa car park and ascends the Infiernos summits and Arnales, before descending to the Pondiellos lakes for the night.

The second day begins at 06:00 to link Aguja de Pondiellos, Garmo Negro, Algas and Argualas. The description particularly recommends July to September; confirm conditions and arrangements for your chosen date.

Equipment and arrangements

Two guide days, accommodation arrangements, shared equipment and listed technical equipment you do not own are included. Travel to the meeting, accommodation and meals for participants and guide are excluded. Dinner and breakfast are organised at the bivouac; cooking with the guide does not mean meals are included.

Height gain and bivouac arrangements

The description estimates approximately 2,000 metres of cumulative height gain. Prepare for two mountain days and one night outdoors, and agree how equipment and food will be carried. The high difficulty rating reflects the complete itinerary rather than an isolated summit.

Frequently asked questions

Which summits feature in the traverse?

Infiernos and Arnales on day one; Aguja de Pondiellos, Garmo Negro, Algas and Argualas on day two. The programme is presented as nine 3,000-metre summits.

Where does it start and where do we sleep?

Day one starts at the Baños de Panticosa car park and ends with a bivouac at the Pondiellos lakes. Day two begins at 06:00.

What preparation does this route require?

Stamina for long days with a backpack and accumulated ascent and descent, particularly descents. The description estimates around 2,000 metres of cumulative elevation change and a high level.

Do I need climbing skills?

Climbing technique is not required, but mountain experience and comfort on exposed passages are needed. Share previous ascents to assess preparation.

What equipment should I prepare for the bivouac?

The list specifies a 45- or 50-litre backpack and at least 1.5 litres of water per person. Confirm overnight kit, shared loads and food arrangements.

Are dinner and breakfast included?

The programme organises preparation with the guide at the bivouac; accommodation and meals for participants and guide are excluded. Agree on food purchase and sharing.

When and for how many participants is it offered?

The listed season is June–September, with July–September particularly recommended in the description. The group is one to four over two days and one night.

Ask about dates and plan your outing with PirineoSur.

Read all the programme details and contact us if you are unsure whether your experience matches the route. The main challenge is sustained effort and accumulated ascent and descent, particularly on the way down. Altitude can increase fatigue, while wind and low temperatures add to the difficulty.

Previous mountain walking and summit experience are recommended. If you are new to this type of outing, the guide can assess your level or suggest a preparatory ascent.

Prepare with endurance exercise and mountain walks, carrying a loaded backpack and using the footwear and equipment you will take on the trip. Break in new boots beforehand. The route does not require technical rock-climbing skills, but you must be comfortable with heights and exposed passages.

Included

  • Two days with a high mountain guide.
  • Accommodation booking arrangements.
  • Shared safety equipment, including ropes and anchoring systems.
  • Technical equipment from the general information list that you do not own.

Not included

  • Return travel to the meeting point.
  • Accommodation and meal expenses for both participants and the guide.

What you need to bring

  • Gore-Tex or equivalent waterproof jacket and trousers.
  • Hiking trousers and a 200-weight fleece or equivalent.
  • Thermal base layer.
  • Gloves and a spare pair.
  • Headtorch.
  • Warm hat, sun cap, sunglasses and ski goggles.
  • 45–50 litre backpack.
  • Sun protection.
  • Food you enjoy for the practical outings and 1.5 litres of water.

Footwear

  • Mountain boots suitable for snow, preferably semi-rigid, and gaiters.

Personal first-aid kit

  • Pain relief medication.
  • Anti-inflammatory medication.
  • Sunscreen.
  • Lip protection.

Equipment we can lend you

  • Ice axe and crampons.
  • Avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe.
  • Helmet.
  • Harness.
  • A large backpack if you do not have one.

Food and drink

  • Bring food for the route: energy bars, chocolate and nuts, or a sandwich or cured meat if you prefer something savoury.
  • At least 1.5 litres of water per person is essential. We will bring water-purification tablets, as water will be collected from natural sources.
  • Dinner and breakfast will be cooked at the bivouac and provided by the guide.

Day 1: Meet at Baños de Panticosa car park. Climb the Picos del Infierno and Arnales, then descend to spend the night by the Pondiellos lakes.

Day 2: Start at 06:00 and climb Aguja de Pondiellos, Garmo Negro, Algas and Argualas.

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