Pointe de Vallaisonnay

Pointe de Vallaisonnay is a mountain summit in the French Alps that reaches 2,610 meters high with steep faces and multiple climbing routes. The terrain features rocky slopes typical of this alpine zone.

The summit has served for centuries as a natural landmark for people moving between valleys in the Vanoise region. These mountain passages helped communities exchange goods and knowledge across isolated areas.

Local mountaineering traditions around Pointe de Vallaisonnay include annual gatherings where residents share stories of their alpine experiences.

The climb is technically demanding and requires basic alpine skills and proper equipment. Good weather and daylight hours are important for a safe ascent.

From this summit, hikers can see both the Mont Blanc massif and the Vanoise glaciers on clear days. The wide views make the climb worthwhile for many people.

Location: Champagny-en-Vanoise

Elevation above the sea: 2,610 m

GPS coordinates: 45.45785,6.81765

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:26