Rocher de la Davie, Mountain summit in Vanoise Massif, France

Rocher de la Davie is a summit of 3,087 metres in the Vanoise massif, in the commune of Tignes, Savoie. Its upper slopes are grey stratified rock broken into ledges and scree, with steep gullies filled with green vegetation on the lower flank. The summit edge forms a long, uneven ridge, and a separate pale rocky outcrop stands apart to one side.

Rocher de la Davie is a 3,087-metre summit in the Vanoise, in the commune of Tignes, Savoie. The source records no first ascent, no winter ascent and no climbing history for the peak; it only gives its altitude, its position about 2.6 km west of the 3,751-metre Grande Sassière, and a tundra climate with July means near 9 °C and January means near −16 °C.

The summit stands on the watershed between the Isère valley and the Italian border, 19.4 km southeast of Bourg-Saint-Maurice and 2.6 km west of the Grande Sassière, which rises to 3,751 m. The surrounding slopes are mostly bare rock and permanent snow, with only about ten inhabitants per square kilometre in the valleys below.

Climbers access the peak from Le Villaret des Brévières following a marked route with roughly 1560 meters of elevation gain over about 12 kilometers. The ascent is most straightforward during warmer months when snowfall decreases and the routes become more accessible.

Rocher de la Davie reaches 3,087 metres, while the Grande Sassière, about 2.6 km to the east, rises to 3,751 metres. The land around the summit is mostly steep mountain terrain and glacier ice, and the nearest larger town is Bourg-Saint-Maurice, roughly 19 km to the north-west.