Pete’s overnight ride idea remains a dream, as the weather gods demand a change of plan. Words & Photography Pete Scullion In stark contrast to the bright white limestone towers of the surrounding giants, Sierra Negra is a slowly crumbling sierra of dark metamorphic rock. It lies just south of the Pyrenees’ tallest peak, Aneto, at a cool 3,404m (11,168ft), and, compared to its surrounds, is fairly unknown. Despite having some unique topography, people have…

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