Grand Bec

Grand Bec is a mountain summit in the French Alps located within the Vanoise region, characterized by steep rock faces and exposed ridges. The geological composition consists primarily of mica schist, which shapes the mountain's distinctive appearance.

The mountain has been explored by alpinists over time, with various climbing routes developed across its faces. A notable route on the west side was established in the early 2010s and gained recognition among the climbing community.

The mountain stands as a testament to French Alpine climbing traditions, with local mountaineers developing numerous technical routes across its challenging faces.

The main approach for climbers is via a nearby mountain refuge that serves as a natural starting point for the ascent. Pay attention to weather conditions and bring proper gear, as the route is exposed and demands technical skill.

The mountain offers multiple climbing sections with varying technical difficulty levels throughout its routes. This variety makes it a challenging destination for experienced climbers seeking diverse climbing experiences.

Location: Champagny-en-Vanoise

Location: Planay

Elevation above the sea: 3,398 m

Made from material: mica schist

GPS coordinates: 45.42334,6.75208

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:32