Mont Charvet

Mont Charvet is a mountain summit in the Bornes Massif, located in Haute-Savoie and formed from sedimentary rock. The terrain offers wide views across surrounding valleys and displays typical high-Alpine features with steep slopes and rocky formations.

The peak has long held interest for cartographers and mountaineers in the region. Its role as a landmark in the Alpine landscape has proven enduring over centuries.

The mountain draws hikers and mountaineers who value its traditional Alpine setting. Visitors experience how people use high peaks as spaces for exploration and reflection.

The summit is accessible via well-marked hiking trails, with a mountain shelter nearby offering protection and rest stops. Visitors should prepare for changeable Alpine conditions and bring sturdy footwear plus weather protection.

From the summit, visitors can see neighboring Pointe des Verts, another significant peak located very close by. This proximity to other notable summits makes it a good spot for mountaineers wanting to explore multiple peaks in a single day.

Location: Haute-Savoie

Elevation above the sea: 2,538 m

Made from material: sedimentary rock

GPS coordinates: 45.94247,6.53870

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:00