Dent de Burgin, Mountain peak in Meribel, Savoie, France.
Dent de Burgin is a mountain peak in the Vanoise massif that rises to 2739 meters above sea level. The summit can be reached via a challenging via ferrata route that offers panoramic views across the entire mountain range.
The mountain served as an important landmark and boundary marker for local communities in Savoie over many centuries. The via ferrata route was developed in modern times to make the summit accessible to experienced climbers and advanced hikers.
The French mountaineering tradition continues at Dent de Burgin through the organization of guided climbs and educational programs about alpine environments.
The route requires proper climbing gear, good fitness, and takes approximately six hours from start to finish. Starting early in the day and checking weather conditions carefully beforehand are important for a safe experience.
The via ferrata route here is one of the most challenging in France and offers intense views across the entire Vanoise range. Many visitors are surprised by the technical difficulty and the dramatic rock formations that the route traverses.
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