Roca Entravessada facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Roca Entravessada |
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Roca Entravessada from the Coma Pedrosa summit
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| Highest point | |
| Elevation | 2,928 m (9,606 ft) |
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 Roca Entravessada
Location in Pyrenees
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| Location | Pallars Sobirà, Andorra Catalonia |
| Parent range | Pyrenees |
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| First ascent | Unknown |
| Easiest route | From Alins or La Massana |
Roca Entravessada is a tall mountain located in the Pyrenees mountain range. It stands right on the border between two places: Spain (specifically, Catalonia) and Andorra. This mountain reaches an impressive height of 2,928 meters (about 9,606 feet) above sea level.
The name "Roca Entravessada" comes from the Catalan language. It means "Rock Askew" or "Crossed Rock." This name likely describes how the mountain looks or its unique shape.
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About Roca Entravessada
Roca Entravessada is part of the large Pyrenees mountain chain. This chain forms a natural border between Spain and France, and also includes Andorra. The mountain's high elevation makes it one of the "two-thousanders" in Andorra and Spain. This means it is over 2,000 meters tall.
Exploring Roca Entravessada
Many people enjoy hiking and exploring the Pyrenees. Reaching the top of Roca Entravessada is a popular adventure. There are different paths you can take to get there.
Popular Routes to the Summit
One common way to reach Roca Entravessada starts from Arinsal in Andorra. This path takes you past beautiful lakes called the Estanys Forcats. These lakes are a stunning sight on the journey.
Other routes to the mountain begin from towns like Alins or La Massana. These paths offer different views and challenges for hikers. Climbing mountains like Roca Entravessada requires good planning and preparation.
Learn More
- In Spanish: Roca Entravessada para niños
