Pointe de Chalune

Pointe de Chalune is an Alpine summit in the Chablais range made of sedimentary rock with distinctive layered formations. The peak rises above surrounding valleys and slopes that radiate outward in different directions.

The mountain gained recognition when it was included in the Chablais Geopark designation, highlighting its geological importance. This status helped preserve the natural features of the region for future study and exploration.

Local mountaineering traditions center around the Pointe de Chalune, with regular gatherings of climbing groups at the nearby Refuge de Chavan.

The summit is reached by hiking trails that connect to a nearby mountain refuge offering shelter and lodging for visitors. Come prepared for changing alpine weather conditions and wear sturdy footwear.

Among 262 peaks in the Chablais Geopark, the Pointe de Chalune ranks as the 34th highest and maintains the 16th position in prominence.

Location: Haute-Savoie

Location: Bellevaux

Elevation above the sea: 2,116 m

Made from material: sedimentary rock

Part of: Brèche nappe, Chablais Geopark

GPS coordinates: 46.18000,6.58139

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:02