Les Rognes, Mountain peak in Saint-Gervais-les-Bains, France.
Les Rognes is a mountain peak at 2,853 meters elevation situated on the northern slope of the Mont Blanc massif. Rocky ridges define its appearance and run along the ridge system of the range.
The area gained prominence in the 1890s when scientists studied the region following a glacier disaster. Since then it has been part of the established mountaineering routes in the massif.
The peak serves as a landmark for mountaineers navigating the slopes around Mont Blanc. Local climbers recognize it as a reference point during their journeys through the massif.
The peak is accessible via the Mont Blanc Tramway to Nid d'Aigle station, where marked trails lead upward. The hike typically takes around 90 minutes and requires moderate fitness and proper mountain gear.
A former forestry shelter sits at this location, renovated in 2003 and now available as refuge for climbers. The emergency shelter at this altitude is regularly used by hikers crossing the area.
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