Pic Lombard

Pic Lombard is a summit in the Cottian Alps that stands at roughly 2,975 meters elevation and is marked by steep slopes and exposed rock throughout. The route upward includes challenging passages where the terrain requires both experience and proper gear.

This peak sits in the Cottian Alps, which have served as a passage between France and Italy since ancient times. The mountain range historically enabled trade and movement of people across the border for centuries.

This summit is known among regional mountaineers who regularly climb it and share knowledge about safe routes with others. The peak plays a role in the climbing community as a destination where experienced and newer alpinists meet.

Climbing this peak demands mountaineering experience and full equipment such as ropes and carabiners. Summer months offer the best conditions for the climb, as weather tends to be more stable and snow has melted.

On clear days, visitors standing at this summit can see both French and Italian territories spread out below. This dual-country view from the peak is something many climbers find memorable during their visit.

Location: Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Elevation above the sea: 2,706 m

GPS coordinates: 44.83248,6.83802

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:21