Monte Niblè

Pointe Ferrand is an Alpine summit located on the border between France and Italy. The peak reaches approximately 3,365 meters (11,040 feet) and features several established climbing routes across exposed terrain.

The summit has attracted climbers since the early days of Alpine mountaineering and remains a training destination for high mountain expeditions. Local mountain traditions spanning generations have shaped how the peak is approached and climbed.

Local communities maintain traditional Alpine practices, including seasonal migrations to mountain pastures and preservation of regional climbing techniques.

The best climbing season runs from mid-June through mid-September when conditions are most stable. The Sevan parking area provides convenient access and serves as the main starting point for routes up the peak.

The summit provides views across both French and Italian territories, marking a natural border point between the two Alpine nations.

Location: Savoie

Location: Metropolitan City of Turin

Elevation above the sea: 3,365 m

GPS coordinates: 45.13889,6.89580

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:41