Pointe Émilienne, Mountain summit in Courchevel and Les Allues, France
Pointe Émilienne is a mountain summit in the French Alps situated between the Aiguille du Fruit and Petite Saulire peaks. The summit sits at the edge of Vanoise National Park and overlooks surrounding rock formations and valleys below.
The summit marks the edge of Vanoise National Park, France's first protected Alpine area established in 1963. This location makes it an important point for preserving the mountain landscapes of the region.
Local mountain guides share knowledge of Alpine flora and fauna while leading visitors through marked trails that connect surrounding peaks and valleys.
The summit is accessible during summer months from June to September when weather permits safe travel. Experienced hikers should bring proper mountain gear and stick to marked trails.
From the summit you can see the distinctive Péclet and Polset needles that dominate the landscape. These striking rock formations create a memorable backdrop and help with navigation in the high alpine terrain.
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