Walk in , ascent 1135m, length 17.7km

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David-Guenot: Track 4271 in area near France, Occitanie ()

Paloumère-Cournudère ridge walk

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Length: 17.7km, Creator time taken: 7h25m, Ascent: 1135m,
Descent: 1141m

Places: Start at Lon 0.85385, Lat 42.945, end at Start
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An exploration of a beautiful ridge along the Ariège/Haute-Garonne border, starting from the Col du Portet-d'Aspet (1069m). An out-and-back trip which takes in seven summits, with some majestic views all along. Some snow left above 1500m (ca. 1400m on the N side) but no special equipment was required. Note that the final part of the initial ascent, just before getting out of the forestry (between 1300 and 1400m), is made along a gully which may be prone to avalanches.

Uploaded on: Thu, 6 Feb 2020 (21:03:19)
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