Aiguille de Manigod, Mountain summit in the Aravis range, Manigod, Haute-Savoie, France

Aiguille de Manigod is a small, steep summit in the Aravis range above the village of Manigod in Haute-Savoie. It rises to 2024 metres between Mont Charvin to the south and L'Étale to the north, and is overlooked by the Trois Aiguilles or pointe de Mandallaz (2277 m) to the east. Its upper part is bare grey rock with vertical ridges and grooves, while dense dark green forest covers the lower slopes down to the base.

The name appears on French state mapping (état-major and later IGN sheets) as a fixed point above Manigod, in the Aravis chain between Mont Charvin to the south and L'Étale to the north. Its 2,024 m summit is overlooked by the Trois Aiguilles or pointe de Mandallaz, which reaches 2,277 m to the east. The Fier has its sources on the valley floor at its foot.

The name Manigod refers to the village of Manigod in Haute-Savoie, which lies below the summit in the Aravis range. The Fier has its sources in the valley at the foot of the peak, and the small steep summit is overlooked by the Trois Aiguilles, or pointe de Mandallaz, to the east at 2,277 metres.

The summit rises above the village of Manigod, between Mont Charvin to the south and L'Étale to the north, with the Trois Aiguilles (pointe de Mandallaz, 2,277 m) dominating it to the east. The sources of the Fier lie at the bottom of the valley below the peak. Approach from the Manigod side and allow for the steep, pathless upper slopes.

The Fier has its sources at the bottom of the valley below the peak, in the hollow separating it from the higher Trois Aiguilles or pointe de Mandallaz to the east, which reaches 2,277 metres. The summit itself tops out at 2,024 metres, lower than that neighbouring ridge.