Mont Rogneux, Alpine summit in Val de Bagnes, Switzerland.
Mont Rogneux is an alpine summit in Val de Bagnes that rises to 3,084 meters. From the top, you can see toward the Grand Combin massif and the Mont Blanc range.
This mountain sits on an ancient route where Romans and later travelers crossed through the Alps. The passage was important for trade across centuries.
The slopes around this peak are used by local herders who bring their flocks to the high pastures during summer months. This pastoral practice has shaped the landscape for generations.
The climb starts from Ecurie de Milles and covers roughly 11 kilometers with about 950 meters of elevation gain. Plan for around 5 hours total for the round trip.
The summit has gained attention for extreme athletes who can climb it in remarkably short times. Such speed records show just how technical and demanding the route is.
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