France Nouvelle-Aquitaine Pyrénées-Atlantiques
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This hiking route will take you on a challenging adventure through the stunning area surrounding Pic de Burcq. The trail is a circular route with a total distance of 13.156 kilometers and an elevation gain of 837 meters, making it an extremely difficult hike that will test your endurance and strength.
As you start your journey, you will come across the informative GR11 and GR65.3.3 markers, providing you with insight into the historical significance of the area. Shortly after, at approximately 1.09 kilometers from the start, you will reach Refugio Las Foyas, a shelter where you can take a break and enjoy the surrounding views.
Continuing on, you will encounter a boundary stone known as Borne 276 at 4.63 kilometers into the trail, followed by the picturesque Col de Pau at 4.61 kilometers. Make sure to take a moment to appreciate the natural beauty that surrounds you at these points along the route.
As you trek further, you will also pass by Ibón de Acherito/Las Foyas, a stunning body of water located 1.83 kilometers from the start, and the peak of Pic de Burcq at 6.2 kilometers. These landmarks offer incredible photo opportunities and a chance to marvel at the rugged landscape.
Throughout the hike, be sure to stay hydrated and pack plenty of water, as the length and difficulty of the trail will require ample energy. It is also recommended to check the weather forecast before embarking on this adventure, as conditions can change rapidly in mountainous regions.
Whether you are an experienced hiker looking for a challenge or a nature enthusiast seeking breathtaking views, the Pic de Burcq hiking route promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of nature.