Pointe de Rasis, Mountain peak in Hautes-Alpes, France
Pointe de Rasis is a mountain summit in the Hautes-Alpes reaching about 2840 meters with rocky slopes and expansive views across the surrounding Alps. The peak stands in an area where steep terrain meets open ridges, offering wide vistas in all directions.
The summit was part of herding routes used over centuries to guide livestock seasonally between valley floors and high mountain pastures. These ancient pathways continue to shape the trail network of the region today.
An orientation table at the summit enables visitors to identify surrounding peaks and valleys across both French and Italian Alpine territories.
The summit is reached on foot by marked trails that begin from different starting points in the area. Weather conditions at the top are changeable and require proper preparation and gear depending on the season.
The route through Vallon de la Selle connects multiple trails back to the GR 58, forming a strategic junction for mountain expeditions.
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