Peaks in France

Hohneck, summit with fantastic panoramic view over the Rhine plain up to Alpen.Restaurant with parking, located directly on the GR5 hiking trail. For day trips with enjoying the view just … read more

The summit is worthwhile every time anew! Bring time to enjoy.

Shortly after the end of the straw Meier path and below the Hohneck, this farmed alpine hut is located in a very beautiful valley.
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The mythical col of Mont Ventoux that every cyclist must have climbed. Beautiful view.

If you want to see the most epic sunrise from the top of Europe I really recommend to start climbing from Tete rousse at about 22:00, this will give you an opportunity to be the first one on the summit

From Fillol's 4 hours walking to the Refuge, alternatively drive with local guides in SUVs on a forest road (3 days before reserve seats!). From here 2 hours ascent to the summit.

Rough high moor with great views towards the Black Forest, Alps and Lorraine

The Grand Ballon (German: Great Belchen) delivers with its 1,424 meters above sea level a magnificent panoramic view and is the highest mountain in the Vosges.

In 1927, a monument … read more

Great spot to watch the sunrise over mountains & lake Léman. The way up isn't easy so have good shoes and dry clothes to change in when you get up … read more

Mont Perdu is the highest peak of the eponymous massif, culminating at 3,348 meters above sea level. The ridge that composes it separates the canyons of La Pineta and Ordesa. … read more

The view is really great, BUT there is a lot going on there. Only four people can always be on top at the same time. Thus, not necessarily recommended on … read more

At the top of the Pic d'Aigle at 993 meters above sea level, which is often also called Bec de l'Aigle, the whole of the Jura rises vertically at your … read more

The ascent can be done by train or on foot. A must especially to appreciate the 360 ° panorama at the top between France and Spain, between sea and mountains. Magnificent !

As in the Lüneburg Heath, only without juniper, but with panoramic views over the peaks of the Vosges and beyond.

Climb to do at dawn from Barcelonnette, a lot of marmots and less motorcycles ;-)

The magnificent natural landscape of the Vosges Mountains stands in sharp contrast to the hell unleashed by humans that raged here a good 100 years ago. The trenches, barbed wire … read more

Stunning view from the top.

Here, in ancient times, the Celts were at home. The area is so overgrown that you hardly see anything from the ringwall. However, it is easy to see the sacrificial … read more

The Ballon d'Alsace is located south of the Vosges chain and rises to 1,247 meters above sea level. Very open, it offers a 360° panorama of the Jura range, the … read more

The only road leading to the summit of Planche-des-Belles-Filles is relatively little used by cars.

The asphalt in perfect condition and slopes of more than 25%, on the other hand, … read more