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Options for "Encadenamiento 3000s. Gabietos. Taillon. Casco. Marbore. Cascada. Cilindro. Monte Perdido..."

"Encadenamiento 3000s. Gabietos. Taillon. Casco. Marbore. Cascada. Cilindro. Monte Perdido..."

"Encadenamiento 3000s. Gabietos. Taillon. Casco. Marbore. Cascada. Cilindro. Monte Perdido..."
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Three-day traverse of the Monte Perdido massif’s 3,000-metre peaks

PirineoSur’s programme aims to link nineteen summits above 3,000 metres in the Monte Perdido massif over three days. The advertised group is one to four people, the difficulty high and the season June to September. This is a traverse for experienced mountaineers with endurance, using planned nights at Sarradets and Góriz. Conditions and the group’s progress determine the summits and passages completed.

The programme’s nineteen summits

These are the proposed summits and their reference elevations. The traverse includes main and subsidiary summits; completing it depends on conditions and the group.

  • Gabieto Occidental (3,034 m)
  • Gabieto Oriental (3,031 m)
  • Taillón (3,144 m)
  • Casco de Marboré (3,006 m)
  • Torre de Marboré (3,009 m)
  • Espalda de Marboré (3,073 m)
  • Western Cascada peak (3,095 m)
  • Central Cascada peak / Brulle (3,106 m)
  • Eastern Cascada peak (3,161 m)
  • Marboré (3,248 m)
  • Tuqueta de Marboré (3,093 m)
  • Cilindro de Marboré (3,328 m)
  • Southwest Pitón del Cilindro (3,194 m)
  • Punta de las Olas (3,002 m)
  • Baudrimont SE (3,026 m)
  • Baudrimont NW (3,045 m)
  • Soum de Ramond / Pico de Añisclo (3,254 m)
  • Monte Perdido (3,355 m)
  • Punta de las Escaleras (3,027 m)

Experience and preparation

Previous ascents, experience of long days, comfort with exposed ground and fitness for accumulated ascent and descent are important. Ask about a preparatory outing with a guide if you need an assessment. The summit list is the programme’s objective, not a guarantee that all nineteen peaks can be completed in every situation.

Programme and itinerary

Day one proposes a 06:00 meeting at the PirineoSur office, transfer towards Torla and the Gabietos and Taillón summits, followed by Sarradets hut. The second day links the Casco, Torre and Espalda de Marboré area, the Cascade peaks, Marboré, Tuquet and Cilindro, before a night at Góriz. The detailed itinerary identifies intermediate summits.

Day three proposes Punta de las Olas, Baudrimont, Soum de Ramond, Monte Perdido and Punta de las Escaleras, returning to Torla. Indicative starts for the final two days are at 06:00. Confirm access, hut reservations, route and final objectives when arranging the booking.

The nineteen planned summits

The list comprises both Gabietos; Taillón; Casco, Torre and Espalda de Marboré; the three Cascada peaks; Marboré; Tuquet; Cilindro and Pitón del Cilindro; Punta de las Olas; both Baudrimont peaks; Soum de Ramond; Monte Perdido and Punta de las Escaleras. This remains a route objective, subject to conditions and the group.

Arrangements and equipment

Three days with a high mountain sports technician, accommodation arrangements, collective equipment and required technical items from the list are included, with equipment needs agreed beforehand. Personal accommodation and meals, travel to the meeting point and the guide’s listed expenses are excluded. The indicative expense allowance is €90 per person; request an updated budget. Bring boots suitable for snow, clothing, headtorch, 45–50-litre backpack, food and water; discuss ice axe, crampons, helmet and harness before departure.

Questions before booking

Is the aim seven summits or nineteen?

The proposed route includes nineteen summits, subject to mountain conditions and the group’s progress.

Are hut nights paid for in the price?

No. Booking arrangements are included, but accommodation and meals are excluded.

Is the full summit list always completed?

No. The guide adapts objectives to conditions, preparation and the group’s progress.

Ask about dates and availability.

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.

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, 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.

Food and drink

  • The hut stay is on a half-board basis, so you only need 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.

Included

  • Three 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

  • Your hut accommodation and meal expenses.
  • Return travel to the meeting point.
  • The guide’s accommodation, meals and cable-car expenses.
  • Allow €90 per person for these expenses.
  • Contact us for details.

Three-day summit itinerary

Day 1: Meet at 06:00 at the PirineoSur office and transfer to Torla car park. Climb West Gabieto (3,034 m), East Gabieto (3,031 m) and Taillón (3,144 m). Overnight at Sarradets hut.

Day 2: Start at 06:00. Summits: El Casco (3,006 m), Torre de Marboré (3,008 m), Espalda de Marboré (3,073 m), Western Cascade Peak (3,096 m), Central Cascade Peak / Brulle (3,108 m), Eastern Cascade Peak (3,161 m), Marboré (3,248 m), Tuquet de Marboré (3,093 m), Cilindro (3,328 m) and Pitón del Cilindro (3,194 m). Overnight at Góriz hut.

Day 3: Start at 06:00. Summits: Punta de las Olas (3,002 m), Baudrimont SE (3,026 m), Baudrimont SW (3,045 m), Soum de Ramond (3,269 m), Monte Perdido (3,355 m) and Punta de las Escaleras (3,027 m). Return to Torla.

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