Pic St-André

The Pic St-André rises to 2703 meters above sea level, presenting steep rock faces and narrow ridges within the Southern French Alps range.

The mountain has long served as a natural boundary marker between different Alpine valleys, guiding local communities through generations of seasonal migrations.

Local shepherds maintain traditional pastoral practices around the mountain slopes, continuing centuries-old methods of Alpine livestock management.

Climbers reach the summit through unmarked paths starting from Crévoux, requiring advanced navigation skills and proper mountain equipment for the ascent.

The summit provides views extending from the Embrunais valleys to distant Alpine peaks, with particular visibility during early morning hours.

Elevation above the sea: 2,703 m

GPS coordinates: 44.56864,6.60888

Latest update: November 11, 2025 10:47