Monte Oronaye

Monte Oronaye rises to an elevation of 3,104 meters in the Chambeyron Massif, featuring steep rock faces and multiple climbing routes to the peak point.

The mountain has attracted mountaineers since the 19th century, with numerous expeditions documenting their ascents through the changing geological formations of the Alps.

Local communities in both Italian and French territories share traditional tales about the mountain, connecting generations through outdoor recreational activities.

The climbing season extends from late spring through early autumn, with guided tours available from nearby towns providing necessary equipment and safety instructions.

The mountain houses the Bivacco Enrico e Mario shelter, located 528 meters southeast of the summit, offering emergency protection for climbers in adverse conditions.

GPS coordinates: 44.44008,6.93489

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:00