Aiguille de Plovezan

The Aiguille de Plovezan reaches 2,810 meters above sea level and features multiple climbing routes through granite rock formations in the French Alps.

Local mountaineers established the first documented ascent routes during the development of alpine climbing techniques in the Mont Blanc region during the 1800s.

The mountain stands as a testament to French Alpine traditions, where generations of climbers have tested their skills against its challenging faces.

Climbers need proper equipment including ropes, harnesses, and helmets when attempting the summit, with summer months offering the most favorable conditions.

The summit provides unobstructed views of neighboring peaks, allowing observers to see the geological formations that shape the Mont Blanc mountain range.

Elevation above the sea: 2,810 m

GPS coordinates: 45.63889,6.68861

Latest update: May 26, 2025 06:00