Pointe du Clapey

Pointe du Clapey is a mountain summit in the French Alps that stands at 2,536 meters in height. The peak features steep slopes and rocky terrain that create distinct climbing challenges for visitors.

This mountain was documented in French geographical records beginning in the 1800s during Alpine exploration efforts. Its name and precise location emerged from surveying expeditions conducted across the region.

Local mountaineering groups regularly organize guided expeditions to Pointe du Clapey, incorporating it into their traditional Alpine climbing routes and training programs.

The ascent is safest during summer months from June through September when weather conditions are most favorable for climbing. Visitors should prepare with appropriate gear and account for the altitude.

The geographical position of Pointe du Clapey at coordinates 45.663333°N and 6.821389°E provides clear views of surrounding Alpine peaks and valleys.

Elevation above the sea: 2,536 m

GPS coordinates: 45.66333,6.82139

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:26