Combin de Corbassière

The Combin de Corbassière reaches an elevation of 3,716 meters within the Pennine Alps, featuring numerous glaciers and characteristic rock formations across its slopes.

During the 19th century, early mountaineers documented their first ascents of this summit, establishing its position in the chronicles of Alpine exploration.

The mountain stands as a representation of Swiss Alpine heritage, where local residents maintain traditions of mountaineering and environmental preservation throughout generations.

Climbers access the mountain through the Panossière hut at 2,641 meters, which requires a 3 to 4 hour trek from the village of Fionnay.

The summit provides direct views of multiple Alpine ranges, including the Mont Blanc massif, the Bernese Alps, and the Monte Rosa group.

Location: Valais

Elevation above the sea: 3,716 m

GPS coordinates: 45.97813,7.28046

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:54