Pico de Aneto

…highest point in the Pyrenees, Aneto Peak (11,169 feet [3,404 metres]). Above 8,000 feet (2,440 metres) there is alpine vegetation, giving way at lower elevations to fir and pine and then to beech, chestnut, and oak. This isolated, sparsely settled region provides summer pasturage for livestock. Ordesa and Mount Perdido…

The highest point is Aneto Peak, at 11,169 feet (3,404 metres), in the Maladeta (Spanish: “Accursed”) massif of the Central Pyrenees.

…found in the central Pyrenees—notably Aneto Peak at 11,168 feet (3,404 meters)—but those of the west, including Anie Peak at 8,213 feet (2,503 meters), are not much lower. The mountains fall steeply on the northern side but descend in terraces to the Ebro River trough in the south. The outer…