Roc Cornafion

Roc Cornafion is a mountain summit in the Isère region that rises to 2049 meters and forms part of the eastern boundary of the Vercors massif. The peak features rocky ridges and steep slopes that give way to forested lower elevations typical of this Alpine landscape.

The mountain has been crossed by shepherds and travelers for centuries using pathways that connected Alpine valleys. These traditional routes continue to serve as the basis for modern climbing approaches to the summit.

Local mountaineering clubs regularly organize guided expeditions to Roc Cornafion, teaching traditional Alpine climbing techniques to new generations of climbers.

The climb is best attempted during warmer months when snow and ice clear from the routes. Visitors should bring proper mountain boots, water, and weather protection, as conditions can change rapidly at elevation.

The ascent involves technical rock passages that require climbing skill on exposed sections. Experienced mountaineers appreciate these challenging stretches that give the peak its distinctive character.

Location: Isère

Elevation above the sea: 2,049 m

GPS coordinates: 45.06269,5.60076

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:31