Pointe des Arangles

Pointe des Arangles reaches an elevation of 2253 meters in the French Alps, featuring multiple hiking trails and skiing routes through the alpine terrain.

The mapping and documentation of Pointe des Arangles routes occurred during the systematic exploration of the Savoie mountains in the early 1900s.

Local shepherds maintain the traditional practice of seasonal grazing, moving their flocks across the mountain slopes during summer months.

The summit trek requires proper navigation equipment and winter gear, with access beginning at the village of Bonneval through a marked forest road.

The southeastern skiing approach demands a vertical ascent of 1245 meters through varied snow conditions and technical terrain configurations.

Elevation above the sea: 2,253 m

GPS coordinates: 45.53138,6.41516

Latest update: May 4, 2025 23:03