Col d’Orny: Glacial streams, snowfields, and rocky ridges

A high-mountain pass in the Valais Alps, surrounded by glaciers, peaks, and trails for hikers, alpinists, and climbers.

Altitude: 3075m

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Col d’Orny: Glacial streams, snowfields, and rocky ridges

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Col d’Orny sits at 3,031 meters above sea level, linking the valleys around Champex-Lac with the glaciers of the Mont Blanc Massif. The pass is a key starting point for alpine climbs, glacier routes, and high-altitude trekking, offering breathtaking views over the surrounding peaks. It is popular among experienced hikers and mountaineers seeking access to challenging routes such as Mont Gelé or the Trient Glacier area. The landscape is rugged, with glacial streams, snowfields, and rocky ridges creating a dramatic alpine atmosphere. Col d’Orny is a perfect destination for those looking to combine adventure, panoramic scenery, and high-mountain experiences in Valais.