Pointe des Lessières

Pointe des Lessières is a mountain summit in the French Alps reaching 3043 meters high with rocky terrain and steep slopes throughout. The peak displays a rugged Alpine landscape featuring several elevations above 3000 meters.

The peak formed through geological processes in the Alpine regions and historically served as a natural boundary between Bonneval-sur-Arc and Val-d'Isère communities. This geographic location shaped the development of both Alpine settlements across the centuries.

Local mountain guides pass down generations of knowledge about the summit's paths, weather patterns, and seasonal variations to maintain traditional Alpine expertise.

Reaching the summit requires skilled preparation and proper mountaineering equipment such as ropes and crampons for safety. The ascent typically begins from the Pont de la Neige base point and should only be attempted by experienced climbers.

The massif holds multiple summits above 3000 meters with different climbing routes that converge at a main ridge. This variety of routes appeals to advanced mountaineers with varying skill levels.

Location: Bonneval-sur-Arc

Location: Val-d'Isère

Elevation above the sea: 3,043 m

GPS coordinates: 45.41472,7.02316

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:24