France
Alps
Majestic mountain range in southeastern France known for its towering peaks and skiing resorts.
Peaks
28
Highest
4,808 m
28 peaks
Name HeightDifficulty
- Mont Blanc4,808 m—
- Barre des Écrins4,102 m—
- Grande Casse3,855 m—
- Mont Pourri3,779 m—
- Dent Parrachée3,697 m—
- Aiguilles d'Arves3,514 m—
- Aiguille de Scolette3,506 m—
- Pic Bayle3,465 m—
- Pic de Rochebrune3,320 m—
- Mont Chaberton3,131 m—
- Le Roignais2,995 m—
- Grand Pic de Belledonne2,978 m—
- Le Taillefer2,857 m—
- Grande Tête de l'Obiou2,790 m—
- Pointe Percée2,750 m—
- Pic de Bure2,709 m—
- Le Tabor2,389 m—
- La Tournette2,351 m—
- Le Grand Veymont2,341 m—
- Le Roc d'Enfer2,244 m—
- Arcalod2,217 m—
- Chamechaude2,082 m—
- Dent de Cons2,062 m—
- Mont Colombier2,045 m—
- Mont Lachat2,023 m—
- Montagne de Céüse2,016 m—
- Mont Ventoux1,909 m—
- Le Môle1,863 m—
How many Alps are there?
There are 28 Alps in France. TrailWise lists every one with its height, terrain grade and the walking routes that cross it.
What are the highest and lowest Alps?
Mont Blanc is the highest at 4,808 m, and Le Môle the lowest at 1,863 m — a spread of 2,945m across the list.
How do I track my Alps?
Create a free TrailWise account and your ascents tick off as you log them — connect Strava or upload a GPX and the summits on your route are recognised automatically. You earn awards at 25%, 50%, 75% and on completing the list.
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