Pointe de Mya

Pointe de Mya is a mountain peak in the Mont Blanc massif that rises above the surrounding valleys and glacial terrain. The summit offers views across the Graian Alps and the landscape that stretches between France and Italy.

The peak sits within the Graian Alps chain, which has marked the natural border between France and Italy for centuries. This location made the region an important passage and trade route across the mountains.

Local shepherds maintain their pastoral activities around Pointe de Mya, continuing the agricultural traditions of the Savoy region.

The climb requires alpine experience and is safest to attempt from summer through early autumn. Proper hiking boots and mountain gear are needed since the terrain is steep and exposed in places.

A quiet alpine lake sits on the eastern side of the peak and serves as a landmark for hikers crossing the area. The clear water often reflects the surrounding mountain ridges and makes the lake a natural photo spot.

Location: Bourg-Saint-Maurice

Elevation above the sea: 2,513 m

GPS coordinates: 45.71367,6.73727

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:24