Cime de Colla Bassa

The Cime de Colla Bassa reaches an elevation of 1,348 meters above sea level, featuring exposed rock formations and natural mountain vegetation throughout its slopes.

The summit has long served as a natural boundary marker in the French Alps, with shepherds utilizing its slopes for seasonal grazing since medieval times.

Local mountaineering groups maintain the trails leading to the peak, organizing regular guided expeditions that introduce visitors to Alpine climbing techniques.

Hikers need sturdy boots and sufficient water supplies to reach the summit, with the most favorable climbing conditions occurring between June and September.

The geographic position at coordinates 43.9825°N and 7.5075°E allows visitors to observe both Mediterranean and Alpine landscapes from a single vantage point.

Location: Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Elevation above the sea: 1,348 m

GPS coordinates: 43.98250,7.50750

Latest update: July 11, 2025 12:50