Mont Néry

Mont Néry rises to 3075 meters between the Ayas Valley and Gressoney Valley, featuring steep slopes and multiple climbing paths to reach its peak point.

The first documented climb of Mont Néry occurred on October 2, 1873, when Abbè Aimè Gorret, Jean Baptiste Bertolin, and Jean Ronco reached the summit.

Local communities refer to the mountain as Töitschu Neryschthuare in their dialect, marking its connection to the regional heritage of the Aosta Valley.

Climbers access Mont Néry through the A5 Motorway from Torino or Milano, followed by local roads leading to the Champoluc Valley starting points.

The mountain includes the Bivacco Aldo Cravetto shelter, positioned 1,127 meters southwest of the peak, providing emergency accommodation for mountaineers.

Location: Aosta Valley

Elevation above the sea: 3,075 m

GPS coordinates: 45.71563,7.82030

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:50