Combin de Valsorey

The Combin du Valsorey rises to 4,184 meters in elevation, presenting steep rock faces and glacial formations within the Grand Combin massif.

The first documented ascent of this mountain peak occurred in 1865, marking the beginning of regular climbing expeditions in the Pennine Alps region.

Local mountaineering guides from the Valais region maintain traditional climbing routes and share knowledge about safe navigation through the mountain passages.

Climbers need advanced alpine equipment and substantial mountaineering experience to attempt the ascent, particularly during the summer climbing season from July to September.

The summit provides a direct view of 57 other peaks above 4,000 meters in the Alps, creating an exceptional observation point for alpine geography.

Location: Valais

Elevation above the sea: 4,184 m

GPS coordinates: 45.93801,7.29019

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:53