Albaron

Albaron, standing at 3,638 meters, is a notable peak in the Graian Alps, located in the Savoie region of France. Known for its distinctive pyramidal shape, especially evident when viewed from the southeast or north, Albaron presents an elegant and striking figure in the alpine landscape. The mountain is a favored destination for climbers and ski mountaineers, offering relatively accessible routes to its summit. Albaron, together with the neighboring Uia di Ciamarella, creates a vast glacial basin, adding to the region’s scenic beauty. The first recorded ascent of Albaron was accomplished in 1866, marking it as a significant point of interest in the history of alpine exploration.