Mont Pellard

Mont Pellard rises to an elevation of 2,882 meters within the Arves massif, featuring steep slopes and varied terrain suitable for mountaineering activities.

The mountain became a recognized destination for alpine expeditions during the development of winter sports in the French Alps throughout the 20th century.

Local mountaineering communities maintain traditional routes and climbing paths on Mont Pellard, contributing to the preservation of alpine climbing practices.

Winter access to Mont Pellard requires specific climbing equipment and knowledge of avalanche risks, particularly in areas above 2,200 meters elevation.

The summit presents different snow conditions at various altitudes, with wet snow dominating mid-mountain regions and fresh powder covering higher elevation zones.

Elevation above the sea: 2,882 m

GPS coordinates: 45.14742,6.35675

Latest update: June 10, 2025 19:55