Tête de Marsare

The Tête de Marsare reaches an elevation of 2,997 meters, presenting steep slopes and exposed rock formations throughout its angular profile.

The summit formation dates back to the Alpine orogeny period, when tectonic plate movements shaped the current landscape of the French Alps.

Local mountain guides maintain traditional climbing routes to the summit, passing their knowledge of safe passages through generations.

Climbers need specialized equipment including ropes, helmets, and proper mountain boots to reach the summit during the summer climbing season.

The summit offers unobstructed views of surrounding peaks from a geographical position at 44.9525°N and 6.211111°E in the French Alps.

Elevation above the sea: 2,997 m

GPS coordinates: 44.95250,6.21111

Latest update: November 11, 2025 21:16