Mont Rond

Mont Rond is a mountain peak within the Mont-Cenis massif located in the Savoie region of southeastern France, rising to approximately 2.770 meters above sea level. The location commands views across the surrounding alpine terrain and the valleys below.

The area around Mont Rond served as part of ancient trade routes, where Roman and earlier peoples used the mountain passes. These routes connected historic settlements and demonstrate the long importance of this mountain region for movement between valley communities.

The mountain trails pass by the Baroque church of Saint-Pierre and colored gardens that represent the agricultural heritage of Villarodin-Bourget.

Hikers can reach Mont Rond from various starting points nearby, with different routes offering varying difficulty levels and duration. It is wise to start early and bring weather-appropriate clothing, as conditions at elevation can change quickly.

The summit area combines Mediterranean climate influences with alpine conditions, supporting specific vegetation patterns across different elevation zones.

Location: Villarodin-Bourget

Elevation above the sea: 2,772 m

Website: http://geodesie.ign.fr/fiches/index.php?module=e&action=fichepdf&source=carte&sit_no=7315705

GPS coordinates: 45.17161,6.69808

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:24