Aiguille à Bochard

Aiguille à Bochard is a rocky summit positioned above the Mer de Glace glacier with panoramic views across the surrounding alpine landscape. The peak rises prominently and offers exposure to the Mont Blanc massif terrain.

Climbers in the 19th century first made their way to this summit and helped develop Alpine climbing techniques through their expeditions. Multiple routes to the peak were established and refined during this period of exploration.

The summit represents the meeting point between French Alpine climbing traditions and modern winter sports, drawing both mountaineers and skiers throughout the year.

The best time to visit is summer and early fall when snow and ice are less problematic on the mountain. Proper mountaineering equipment and climbing experience are necessary due to technical sections on the route.

Waterfalls cascade seasonally down the rock face and freeze into ice columns during winter months. These shifting formations reshape the mountain's appearance throughout the year.

Location: Chamonix-Mont-Blanc

Elevation above the sea: 2,681 m

GPS coordinates: 45.94734,6.93394

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:23