Hebronner Alps

Pointe Hebron is 3,462 meters above sea level and is a mountain located on the high border between France and Italy. The mountain used to be a geodetic test site and was named after Paul Heblenner, a pioneer in French Alpine cartography, alpinist and geodesist at the École Polytechnique. On the Pointe Hebron side, the Italian cable car company provides round-trip services to Courmayeur, Italy. You can also continue to take the cable car to Aiguille du Midi and Chamonix in France. This is also the best choice for viewing the peaks of the Alps. If you are willing to take the time, from Pointe Hebron to Aiguille du Midi, you can see a total of more than 100 peaks over 3,000 meters above sea level and countless glaciers in France, Italy and Switzerland, including the second largest Meier Glacier in the Alps. It is also a paradise for countless enthusiasts of rock climbing, mountaineering, skiing and nature exploration. The mountains and glaciers in this set of photos are mainly in France, but they can only be seen from Pointe Herbrunner or by taking a cable car from the Aiguille du Midi in France to Italy. #OverseasTravel #EuropeTravel #EuropeTourism #France #FranceTravel #FranceTourism #ItalianTravel #ItalianTourism #Alps #MontBlanc #CableCar #PeakCableCar #CableCarTour #SnowMountain #Glacier