Pointe Chausenque, Mountain summit in Hautes-Pyrénées, France
Pointe Chausenque is a mountain summit in the French Pyrenees belonging to the Vignemale Massif. It rises to about 3200 meters and forms a prominent rocky peak within this mountain range.
The mountain was first documented climbed in 1822 and named after an early explorer of the Pyrenees. This first ascent marked an important moment in the exploration history of this French mountain range.
The mountain stands as a testament to French mountaineering heritage, with its name honoring the achievements of early Pyrenean explorer Vincent de Chausenque.
Climbing typically begins at a glacier and follows ridge lines with steep rocky sections. Visitors should expect technical terrain and come prepared with proper mountaineering experience.
The peak sits in an area with several glaciers that give it a distinctive character. These ice fields shape the landscape and affect climbing conditions throughout the year.
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