(4K) Solo hike to Monte Perdido from Pradera de Ordesa | Pyrenees Hiking

In this video we visit the Pyrinees for the first time and climb the mythical Monte Perdido peak (3355 m. altitude). This hike is located in the Ordesa National Park (Huesca, Spain). It is so hard that it is normally is done in tow days. As I explain in the video, I was finishing my holidays and I only had one day to attempt reaching Monte Perdido.
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Best wishes and happy hiking!

[@fk4941]

you seem to be such a friendly and positive guy. Thanks for your effort and not only useful information but also stunning images

[@adrianbell4597]

As much as I love your local mountains of the Cordillera Cantabrica, there's something special about the mountain experience once getting above the 3,000m contour. Well done Pablo.

[@goldilocks878]

I have walked all around Los Picos de Europa. Magnificent. Yesterday I climbed Monte Perdido. You are so lucky in Spain. Muchos gracias, Pablo. Norrie (Escoscia)

[@Pavlo16420]

Hi. How long did the ascent and descent take? What was the starting point? Thanks.

[@goldilocks878]

@@Pavlo16420 Get the bus into the National park from Torla. Leave early in the morning and you will be back that evening. It's a long day though. You can also stay overnight at the refugio and walk up the mountain next morning and back to the bus that afternoon.

[@alansdorsetfossils4028]

Holla Pablo fantastic video. I went in September 2013, age then 59. I have been planning to return yes I'm 69 just this month but still enjoy good health, I'm lucky. I am determined to go back next year. Time may not be on my side I am getting older. It's been a desire of mine to return. I did the assent in two days first day Ordesa village to Gorez hut. day two Gorez to Monte Perdido and back to hut again. We had blue skies and perfect visibility I'l never forget it. We then followed the GR11 via Circo De Pineta night stops at refugios along the way coming out at Benesque. I like the high mountains best and will if my fitness persists go to the brecce de Rolland from Gorez hut on my next expedition. I have lots of photos but seeing your video brought it all back what a stunningly beautiful video and mountain range.

[@Adventure_Spirit]

Your video is spectacular. And the view from the Peak is absolutely amazing. Congratulations for the hike.

[@myblueprv8637]

Fantastic views, beautiful hike !!! - But soo disappointed with a man made disgusting concrete pile on the top. Can anybody tell me why this mountain is called mistic? Why is this mountain so different? (I mean Is there a special story/ rituals about this mountain? )

[@keithharper3456]

Fantastic video Pablo - what time of the year did you climb?

[@woodennecktie]

today we walked to the caballo , and thats already 9 km from the parking , we watched people climbing onto the lower plateau and . .... perhaps another day

[@Pavlo16420]

Hi. How long did the ascent and descent take? What was the starting point? Thanks.

[@lindaday4133]

Hello, could you please tell what month you was there? I planned to go in 15th of May, but worried can be too cold?