Montañesa (2,291 m) Peña Foratata (2,282 m) Pic des Trois Seigneurs (2,199 m) Pic d'Orhy (2,017 m) Chamanchoya (1,935 m) Otsogorrigaina (1,922 m) Pic de Cagire (1,912 m) Pic du Gar (1,785 m) Urkulu (1,419 m) Larrun (905 m) Sports and leisure Both sides of the Pyrenees are popular spots for winter sports such as alpine skiing and mountaineering. The Pyrenees are also a good place for athletes, such as Gary Wood, to do high-altitude training in the summertime, such as by bicycling and cross-country running. In the summer and the autumn, the Pyrenees are usually featured in two of cycling's grand tours, the Tour de France held annually in July and the Vuelta a España held in September. The stages held in the Pyrenees are often crucial legs of both tours, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators to the region. Three main long-distance footpaths run the length of the mountain range: the GR 10 across the northern slopes, the GR 11 across the southern slopes, and the HRP which traverses peaks and ridges along a high altitude route. In addition, there are numerous marked and unmarked trails throughout the region. Pirena is a dog-mushing competition held in the Pyrenees. Ski resorts Ski resorts in the Pyrenees include: Alp 2500 (Spain) Arette (France) Astún (Spain) Artouste (France) Ax-les-Thermes (France) Baqueira-Beret (Spain) Boí Taüll Resort (Spain) Bareges-La Mongie (Tourmalet) (France) Luz Ardiden (France) Bourg-d'Oueil (France) Cauterets (France) Candanchú (Spain) Cerler (Spain) Espot Esquí (Spain) Font-Romeu (France) Formigal (Spain) Gavarnie Gèdre (France) Gourette (France) Guzet-Neige (France) Hautacam (France) La Molina (Spain) La Pierre Saint Martin Le Mourtis (France) Les Angles (France) Luchon-Superbagnères (France) Luz-Ardiden (France) Nistos cap nestes (France) Panticosa-Los Lagos (Spain) Pas de la Casa (Andorra) Peyragudes (France) Piau-Engaly (France) Port Ainé (Spain) Port del Comte (Spain) Somport (France-Spain) Saint Lary (France) Soldeu / El Tarter (Andorra) Superbagnères (France) Tavascan (Spain) Vall de Núria (Spain) Vallnord (Andorra) Vallter 2000 (Spain) See also Montcalm Massif Pre-Pyrenees :Category:Mountain passes of the Pyrenees References Further reading External links Official website of France's Pyrenees National Park Archives of Pyrenees-Atlantiques department Great Routes: Pirineos, from a website of the Instituto de Turismo de España Les Amis du Livre Pyrénéen (bibliography and history of the Pyrenees) Mountain ranges of Europe Geography of Southern Europe Geography of Southwestern Europe Geography of Western Europe Landforms of Ariège (department) Mountain ranges of Aragon Mountain ranges of Catalonia Mountain ranges of