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Coma Pedrosa: Conquer Andorra's Highest Peak

Hike to the summit of Coma Pedrosa, Andorra's highest peak, for breathtaking Pyrenees views and an unforgettable mountain adventure.

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Coma Pedrosa, standing at 2,942 meters (9,652 feet), is Andorra's highest peak, offering a challenging yet rewarding hike with stunning panoramic views of the Pyrenees. The climb traverses diverse landscapes, from forests to rocky terrain, making it a memorable experience for outdoor enthusiasts [5, 19].

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Local tips

  • Start your hike early to avoid crowds and potential afternoon storms, especially during the summer months [3].
  • Wear sturdy hiking boots and appropriate clothing, as the weather in the mountains can change rapidly [3, 5].
  • Bring plenty of water and snacks, as there are limited refill options along the trail [3].
  • Check the opening times of the Coma Pedrosa Refuge if you plan to stop for refreshments or accommodation [6].
  • Consider hiking between late May and early October for the best and safest conditions [5, 26].
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From Andorra la Vella, take the L5 bus towards Arinsal [5, 22, 26]. The bus fare is approximately €3-€5 [18]. Get off at the last stop, 'Aparcament d'Arinsal', which is next to the Arinsal chairlift [5]. From there, walk for about 5 minutes through the tunnel with big wood letters saying Comapedrosa, turn right after exiting the tunnel, and you'll find the trailhead [5].

  • Car

    From Andorra la Vella, take the CG-1 road towards La Massana [18]. Continue onto CG-3, following signs for Arinsal [18]. Drive through Arinsal and follow signs to Coma Pedrosa [18]. There are two parking options: a paid parking lot in Prat Sobirans (approximately €3), and free parking next to the park information booth before the tunnel [5, 18, 25]. Parking can be limited during peak season [7, 15].

  • Taxi

    A taxi from Andorra la Vella to Coma Pedrosa (Arinsal trailhead) is the quickest option, taking about 15 minutes and costing approximately €35-€50 [4]. Taxis are readily available in Andorra la Vella [4].

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Coma Pedrosa, the highest mountain in Andorra, beckons adventurers with its stunning beauty and challenging trails [5, 19]. Located within the Comapedrosa Valley National Park, this iconic peak offers a diverse hiking experience, transitioning from lush forests at lower altitudes to rugged, rocky terrain as you ascend [5]. The panoramic views from the summit are simply breathtaking, stretching across Andorra and into neighboring France and Spain [3]. The most common route to the summit begins near the village of Arinsal [6]. The well-marked GR 11 trail guides hikers through a landscape dotted with crystal-clear waterfalls and serene lakes [6, 5]. Along the way, you'll encounter the Coma Pedrosa Refuge, a manned mountain hut offering food, drinks, and accommodation during the summer months [2, 10]. This provides a welcome respite and a chance to soak in the stunning surroundings [20]. The final ascent to the peak involves navigating rocky terrain, with a slightly exposed section that can be skipped for those who prefer a less challenging route [3, 5]. Reaching the summit is a rewarding experience, offering unparalleled views of the Pyrenees [6]. Keep an eye out for the diverse alpine flora and fauna, including marmots, vultures, and roe deer [5]. Whether you're an experienced mountaineer or a seasoned hiker, Coma Pedrosa promises an unforgettable adventure [19]. The mountain's challenging trails, combined with its breathtaking scenery, make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to explore the natural beauty of Andorra [5].

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