TMP Le tour du Mont Pourri

  • Pédestre
  • Level black - very hard
Track information
Elevation (m) : 3022
Distance (km) : 47.88
Wandering duration (days) : 5
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Circuit n° 1
In short
  • Type d'itinéraire :
    • Pédestre
  • Durée :
    • Long Trek sur plusieurs jours
  • Levels of sporting experience :
    • Level black - very hard
  • Pedestrian sports :
    • Pedestrian sports
    • Hiking itinerary
Description
  • Period :
    • Autumn
    • Summer
    • Winter
    • Spring
    • Open year round

The Mont Pourri is the highest point and the tutelary massif of the Haute-Tarentaise. 50 km of walking from the mountain pastures to the glaciers.
The summit (3 779 m) is between the communes of Peisey-Nancroix and Villaroger. It was "conquered" by Michel Croz, a Chamonix guide, in October 1861.
The south and west faces are in the heart of the Vanoise National Park. This 5 day trek takes you through the most beautiful landscapes of the Haute Tarentaise.
1st day: departure from Rosuel. and climb to the Plagne lake
1st night: Entre-le-lac refuge
2nd day of walking: col and valley of la Sachette (PNV and Tignes nature reserve)
2nd night: La Martin refuge
3rd day's walk: crossing between the northern glaciers and the village of la Guraz (Hauts de Villaroger nature reserve)
3rd night: Thuria refuge
4th walking day: Arc 2000, col de la Chail, col de la commune.
4th night: Mont Pourri refuge
5th day's walk: descent to Rosuel

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Pics

  • Mont pourri face ouest
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