Pico Remal wasn’t on my radar, especially since my original plan was to reach Pico Ruivo do Paul da Serra from the north. But plans have a way of changing, right? The northern route turned out to be too rough for my small rented car, so I drove all the way around and approached from…
Pico Remal wasn’t on my radar, especially since my original plan was to reach Pico Ruivo do Paul da Serra from the north. But plans have a way of changing, right? The northern route turned out to be too rough for my small rented car, so I drove all the way around and approached from the west instead. When I checked the Peakbagger app by accident, I discovered that Pico Remal P147 was just half a kilometer away. It was too good an opportunity to miss, so I decided to take a little detour.
An unpaved road leads to the summit.
I noticed the peak by its antennas, indicating a road led to the top. After a quick turn of the steering wheel, I headed to the peak’s parking area, just a few hundred meters up the paved road. I parked at the roadside, then strolled along the unpaved road to the summit. The views were fantastic—antennas, a trig pillar, and a little bonus bump to add to today’s collection. After that, I returned to the car and set off for Pico Ruivo do Paul da Serra.
The summit boasts a trig pillar and a few antennas.