Barre des Écrins

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Barre des Écrins is a prominent 4,102-meter peak in the French Alps and the highest summit in the Écrins massif and the former French Empire.

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Barre des Écrins canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Alpine four-thousander
mountain
continent Europe
coordinates 44.922°N 6.359°E
country France
elevation 4101 metres
4102 metres
firstAscentBy A. W. Moore
Christian Almer
Christian Gertsch
linked to: Alfred Burgener

Edward Whymper
Horace Walker
Michel Croz
firstAscentDate 1864-06-25
hasClimbingRouteType ice climbing
mixed climbing
rock climbing
hasGlacier Glacier Blanc
Glacier Noir
hasSubpeak Dôme de Neige des Écrins
hasSummitRidgeOrientation north–south
isHighestPointOf Dauphiné Alps
Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region
former French Empire
Écrins massif
isPopularFor glacier travel
mountaineering
ski mountaineering
listing Alpine mountains above 4000 m
Ultra-prominent peak
locatedIn Dauphiné Alps
France
Hautes-Alpes department
linked to: Hautes-Alpes

Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region
Écrins massif
locatedInProtectedArea Écrins National Park
mountainRange Écrins massif
nameLanguage French
nearestTown Ailefroide
La Bérarde
normalRoute Glacier Blanc route
partOf French Alps
photoSubjectOf classic Alpine landscape photography
prominence 2017 metres
rockType granite

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Edward Whymper climbed Barre des Écrins
Hautes-Alpes highestPoint Barre des Écrins
La Bérarde hasNearbyPeak Barre des Écrins
Alps four-thousanders hasMember Barre des Écrins