Pointe de Creux Noir, Alpine summit in Vanoise National Park, France
Pointe de Creux Noir is an alpine peak in the Vanoise Massif with rocky slopes rising steeply above the surrounding valleys. The summit offers wide views across neighboring peaks and the high mountain terrain of the region.
The summit stands in Vanoise National Park, established in 1963 as the first national park in the French Alps. The creation of the park marked the beginning of systematic protection for this alpine landscape.
Mountaineers and hikers regularly traverse the paths leading to Pointe de Creux Noir, maintaining the tradition of alpinism in the French Alps.
The climb is technically demanding and requires climbing experience along with sure movement on scree and rock surfaces. Visitors planning to reach the summit should arrive well prepared and respect the conditions of high mountain terrain.
From this summit one can see its immediate neighbor, Pointe du Vallonet, rising directly to the north at a short distance. The close proximity of these two peaks creates a distinctive visual partnership across the ridge.
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