Aiguille de Charlanon, Mountain summit in Haute-Savoie, France
Aiguille de Charlanon is a mountain summit in the French Alps reaching 2397 meters with climbing routes on its various slopes. The peak sits within the Haut Giffre - Aiguilles Rouges massif and serves as a destination for both hikers and skiers.
Mountaineers began exploring this peak in the late 19th century, establishing various climbing routes across its faces. Their expeditions documented the geological structure and contributed to understanding of the Alpine region.
The summit connects to numerous trails in the Haut Giffre - Aiguilles Rouges massif, attracting winter sports enthusiasts from across Europe.
The peak can be reached from Le Brévent, where cable car access is available. Ski routes vary in difficulty and suit both experienced and less experienced visitors.
The ascent requires climbing about 700 meters (2297 feet) of elevation gain from the starting point. Multiple descent routes lead downward through various snow corridors and slopes toward Lac Cornu.
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