Roc du Bécoin

Roc du Bécoin is a mountain summit standing at 2561 meters (8402 feet) in the Vanoise massif with multiple hiking paths that connect to the surrounding trail network. The peak sits between the communities of Mâcot-la-Plagne and Bozel and can be approached from different marked routes depending on the starting location.

The mountain has historically served as a natural boundary marker between the communities of Mâcot-la-Plagne and Bozel in the Savoie region. This boundary function has shaped how the peak is understood and used by the surrounding settlements.

The summit attracts climbers and hikers who value traditional Alpine mountaineering and outdoor exploration. The peak holds meaning as a natural landmark that locals recognize and use as a point of reference in their relationship with the mountain landscape.

The summit is accessible via several marked trails from different starting points in the region, each with varying difficulty and elevation gain. Visitors should bring weather-appropriate gear and be prepared for changing conditions, especially during colder months when snow may be present.

During winter months, the peak becomes a junction point for multiple ski routes connecting different resort areas, offering descents with significant vertical drops. This seasonal transformation makes it an unexpected destination for those thinking only of summer hiking.