Bec des Rosses
Alpine mountain peak reaching 3,223 meters, widely recognized as one of the most challenging terrains for skiing. It serves as the annual venue for the Freeride World Tour finals. Read more…
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Standing at an elevation of 3,223 meters above sea level, this peak is characterized by its steep and demanding terrain. The North face is particularly notable, being widely regarded as one of the most difficult and technical descents in the mountain range.
The mountain serves as the venue for the Verbier Extreme, the final event of the annual Freeride World Tour. This competition utilizes the extreme slopes to test the world's top freeriders, highlighting the peak's reputation for technical difficulty.
The summit is a significant landmark for high-altitude sports and sightseeing. The terrain is exceptionally challenging, requiring advanced skills and expertise for those navigating its slopes.
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