Europe / Macizo de la Maladeta

Aneto

Spain · 3,404 m

Photo credits and licencePere López Brosa · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Aneto - P1030659. Preview cropped from the top.

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Source-linked route information · coverage incomplete

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About Aneto

Aneto is recorded in Spain. The recorded summit elevation is 3,404 metres above sea level. The atlas assigns it to Macizo de la Maladeta using source-linked geographic relationships. The recorded position is 42.6310° N, 0.6567° E.

Geographic source notes

Wikidata description: highest mountain of the Pyrenees. Imported context (CC0); retrieved 2026-10-05, not independently reviewed.

This overview is assembled from the geographic records cited below; it has not been independently field-verified.

Mountain facts

Elevation
3404 metres above sea level
Country / territory
Spain
Mountain range
Macizo de la Maladeta
Range assignment
Source-linked Wikidata statement · 2026-10-05
Summit coordinates
42.630991666, 0.656686111 · View summit on OpenStreetMap

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Routes and variants

3 source-linked entries · research checked 2026-10-05. The inventory remains incomplete.

Documented information and open research

Starting point: 1 of 3 · Difficulty with grading system: 0 of 3 · Elevation gain: 0 of 3 · Duration: 0 of 3 · Season: 0 of 3

0 historical entries. These counts describe published entries, not all possible routes. Current access is not established.

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Compare 3 routes

Grades retain their published rating system; different systems and historical grades are not equivalent. Elevation gain means climbing metres, not summit altitude. Missing figures are not estimated.

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Route comparison · 3 entries · sources checked 2026-10-05
RouteActivity / directionDifficulty / systemStarting pointElevation gainDurationSources
Renclusa–Portillón SuperiorAlpinismAscentNot documentedNot documentedNot documentedNot documentedSource 1 ↗
Coronas southern approachAlpinismAscentNot documentedNot documentedNot documentedNot documentedSource 1 ↗
Renclusa–Salterillo variantAlpinismAscentNot documentedRefugio de la RenclusaNot documentedNot documentedSource 1 ↗

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Alpinism (3)
Renclusa–Portillón SuperiorAlpinism · Ascent

The tourism overview describes the traditional glacier approach.

Activity
Alpinism
Direction / role
Ascent
Starting point
Not established from the checked source
Difficulty
Not established from the checked source
Elevation gain
Not established from the checked source
Duration
Not established from the checked source
Season
Not established from the checked source
Current access
Not checked for current use

Benasque Tourism · Aneto route overview · source checked 2026-10-05

The source establishes a route listing. Detailed navigation, current protection and conditions require the original reference.

Coronas southern approachAlpinism · Ascent

The southern approach joins the classic route high on the mountain.

Activity
Alpinism
Direction / role
Ascent
Starting point
Not established from the checked source
Difficulty
Not established from the checked source
Elevation gain
Not established from the checked source
Duration
Not established from the checked source
Season
Not established from the checked source
Current access
Not checked for current use

Benasque Tourism · Aneto route overview · source checked 2026-10-05

The source establishes a route listing. Detailed navigation, current protection and conditions require the original reference.

Renclusa–Salterillo variantAlpinism · Ascent

Undated advice describes this alternative to Portillón Superior. It is not a current glacier-conditions report.

Activity
Alpinism
Direction / role
Ascent
Starting point
Refugio de la Renclusa
Difficulty
Not established from the checked source
Elevation gain
Not established from the checked source
Duration
Not established from the checked source
Season
Not established from the checked source
Current access
Not checked for current use

Benasque Tourism · Aneto safety-talk information · source checked 2026-10-05

The source establishes a route listing. Detailed navigation, current protection and conditions require the original reference.

Route questions, answered

Specific planning questions, with the scope of each source kept visible.

Renclusa or Coronas: are the trailheads the same?

No. Benasque Tourism describes the northern approach from La Besurta via Renclusa and the southern approach from Puente de Coronas. They converge higher on the mountain, but have different access logistics. The shared upper mountain does not make their approaches interchangeable.

Benasque Tourism · Aneto route overview

Is Aneto’s normal route an ordinary marked walk throughout?

No. The tourism authority describes glacier travel and the exposed Paso de Mahoma near the summit. Those sections change the required mountain skills and equipment. A normal-route label does not confirm that the glacier or final ridge is suitable in current conditions.

Benasque Tourism · Aneto route overview

Climbing Chronicle Redaktion · Sources checked · Source research; current route conditions are not confirmed.

Planning at a glance

Access and starting point

Not yet established from checked sources for this mountain.

Difficulty and required experience

Not yet established from checked sources for this mountain.

Season and restrictions

Not yet established from checked sources for this mountain.

Sources for current information

No mountain-specific conditions source has yet been checked for this record.

This page stores reference sources, not live conditions. Check the provider’s publication date and route coverage before use.

Research still needed

For Aneto, this atlas does not yet document first-ascent history; checked access details; checked difficulty; checked seasonal restrictions. Missing first-ascent evidence does not mean a mountain is unclimbed.

Use the linked sources as starting points; summit coordinates do not describe a climbing route or public access.

Sources and coverage

Imported geographic data from Wikidata (CC0); not independently field-verified. Data snapshot: 30 September 2026. Elevations and boundaries can differ between sources. Mountain-range membership follows explicit Wikidata relationships or a coordinate match against published GMBA v2 standard polygons. GMBA: Global Mountain Biodiversity Assessment (2021), CC BY 4.0; methodology: Snethlage et al. (2022). Missing evidence remains open.

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Editorial responsibility

Responsible publisher and editorial author: Climbing Chronicle Redaktion. AI-assisted source research; no on-site inspection or professional route approval is claimed.

Route listing source check
2026-10-05 · partial inventory; current access remains open
Planning source check
Open · no individual planning-source check recorded
Earlier profile review
Open · no complete editorial review recorded
Imported context retrieved
2026-10-05 · automated retrieval, not an editorial review

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Further reading about Aneto

Links discovered through the Wikidata record. These articles have not been checked as evidence for route, difficulty or access claims.

Aneto

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