Pic Turbat, Granite summit in Hautes-Alpes, France
Pic Turbat is a granite summit in Écrins National Park reaching 3,028 meters with multiple climbing routes to its peak. The massif features distinctive rock formations and offers both marked and unmarked pathways for ascents.
Routes on the mountain developed as explorers mapped the Écrins massif, connecting the Valgaudemar and Valjouffrey valleys. This exploration shaped how climbers access and move through the alpine region today.
The peak attracts climbers from across the region who practice traditional mountaineering skills on its slopes. Local alpinists regularly use the routes, making it a place where climbing traditions continue.
The main approach starts from Villar-Loubière, and the Font-Turbat refuge offers shelter for overnight stays during climbs. Checking weather conditions is crucial before attempting any ascent on this granite face.
The summit stands out with a prominence of 287 meters, ranking it among the more distinguished peaks within the park boundaries. This measure of independence makes it an interesting objective for climbers seeking varied alpine challenges.
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