Roualle, Mountain summit in Savoie, France

Roualle is a mountain summit in the Aravis Range located in Savoie. The peak sits amid sedimentary rock formations that shape the slopes and ridges of this Alpine region.

Roualle lies on the border between the Savoie and Haute-Savoie departments, in the Aravis Range. Its north-western ridge rises between the combe de Bella Cha to the north, where one of the largest permanent snowfields of the Aravis survives, and the combe de la Balme to the south. The summit stands at 2,589 metres.

The name La Roualle is shared with the ridge descending northwest from the summit, which rises between the combe de Bella Cha to the north and the combe de la Balme to the south. The northern combe holds one of the largest permanent snowfields in the Aravis Range, a landmark for walkers on this crest.

Roualle lies on the border between Savoie and Haute-Savoie, in the Aravis Range. The ridge descending to the northwest rises between the combe de Bella Cha to the north, which holds one of the largest permanent snowfields in the Aravis, and the combe de la Balme to the south. Approach from these combes and expect snow patches on the upper faces.

Roualle lies on the border between Savoie and Haute-Savoie. The ridge descending northwest from the summit rises between the combe de Bella Cha, which holds one of the largest permanent snowfields in the Aravis, and the combe de la Balme.