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Mont Perdu Massif
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Mont Perdu Massif
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This Franco-Spanish Pyrenean massif, primarily composed of the cirques of Gavarnie, Estaubé, and Troumouse, is a UNESCO-listed natural heritage site. Hiking and tackling numerous peaks over 3,000 meters are popular activities here.
Overview of the Mont Perdu Massif
This Franco-Spanish Pyrenean massif, primarily composed of the cirques of Gavarnie, Estaubé, and Troumouse, is a UNESCO-listed natural heritage site. Hiking and tackling numerous peaks over 3,000 meters are popular activities here.
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- Massif: Pyrenees.
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- Summit: Mont Perdu (3,355 m).
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