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- Photo by Roberto LanuzaAneto, 3404m., Highest peak of the Pirineos. Photo taken from Barrancs Valley (NW side). Taken the 3 of December of 2000.
- Photo by Adam MajchrzakThe way through the glacier.
Adam Majchrzak has also submitted 23 other photos.
- Photo by Adam Majchrzaksome prefer a different route ;)
Adam Majchrzak has also submitted 23 other photos.
- Photo by Joan C. BullónNW face of Aneto summit (3404 m) from the Portillon Superior pass. September 2005.
Joan C. Bullón has also submitted 78 other photos.
- Photo by Joan C. BullónMaladeta massif north face. The highest summit is the Pico de Aneto (3404 m), in the center. This photo was taken from the Montardo summit. July-1999.
Joan C. Bullón has also submitted 78 other photos.
- Photo by profefacuLuego de cruzar la primer grieta, septiembre 2009
profefacu has also submitted 31 other photos.
- Photo by profefacuascenso final, en busca del paso de mahoma
profefacu has also submitted 31 other photos.
- Photo by ojoThe Aneto glacier (Aneto is not in the shot - it was behind me) as it was in August 2009, taken from the point where the route from Col de Coronas (alternative route from the Ballibierna/Vallibierna valley) reaches the glacier. The route you see crossing the glacier is the "classic" route via the Renclusa refuge and Portillón Superior.
ojo has also submitted 12 other photos.
- Photo by Matt CoppockView from the summit of Pic Aneto looking back over the Paso De Mahoma, and Aneto Glacier.
Matt Coppock has also submitted 27 other photos.
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