周辺の山頂・トップ4

Lots of hikers. Be polite and share the trail. The descent with the small steps is a treat.

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Mont Gerbier-de-Jonc is one of the highest peaks of the Monts d'Ardèche in the south-eastern Massif Central. The mountain itself is a striking, extinct volcanic cone with a good view over the Massif Central. The ascent and descent require some fitness and good footwear. There are a few short climbing rocks that cannot be avoided. But the view is worth it.

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The Suc de Sara is a summit of volcanic origin located at 1,521 m. No surface volcanic activity has taken place on this peak, but it was created as a result of an underground magma chamber 6-8 million years ago. Fragments of concentric rings are all that remain to suggest its existence. From this summit, the view is magnificent.

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The Suc de Sara is a summit of volcanic origin located at 1,521 m. No surface volcanic activity has taken place on this peak, but it was created as a result of an underground magma chamber 6-8 million years ago. Fragments of concentric rings are all that remain to suggest its existence. From this summit, the view is magnificent.

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Mont Mézenc offers an exceptional 360° panorama over the entire Massif Central and the Alps to the east. From the south of Mézenc, a large part of the South-East of France is visible up to Ventoux.

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Magnificent panorama. The climb is very easy. Two options are available to you, via the Col de la Croix des Boutières or via the Croix de Pecata. The latter is shorter, but less pretty for my taste.

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From this side of Mont Mézenc, you have an incredible view of the departments of Ardèche and Haute-Loire. You are also precisely on the watershed line.

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Very nice site, a breathtaking 360 degree view. Be careful, the trail is a little technical but nothing dangerous.

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Very beautiful view from the top of Mont Mezenc on all the surrounding mountains at 360°

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breathtaking view of all the surrounding mountains for several hundred kilometers around

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Some small rope passages, ideal for children

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Nice walk not difficult, with a nice panorama at the key (even 3 panoramas if you make the 2 summits!).

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Mont Gerbier-De-Jonc is a dormant volcano that is relatively easy to climb. Make sure you wear a pair of comfortable shoes with a sturdy profile and follow the marked route. It takes a little effort, but a mighty view awaits you at the top. Ideal for resting, taking photos or taking a moment of silence!

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Extraordinary 360 degree view over the Ardèche, the Loire and the Haute Loire

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beautiful at sunset, take a headtorch for the way back down as you'll need a hand free

Like many peaks in this region, Mont Gerbier-de-Jonc is of volcanic origin. There is a one-way climbing ascent and a descent. This is also necessary because, when the weather is good, there is a lot going on here on weekends or during the holidays and "climbers" of all ages make their way to the summit. At the height of the mountain lies an important watershed: the official source of the Loire is located here, and not far away rises the Ardèche, which winds its way through the department of the same name towards the Rhône. Even if there is a lot going on here, the climb is worth it and is also recommended with children.

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The southern summit of Mont Mézenc is at 1753m the higher of this two-part mountain and is - unlike the north about 500m distant north summit - in the department of Ardèche. Both on the west and on the east side panels are set up, with which the near and distant peaks and places can be assigned, and in good weather, the view extends into the Alps. As there are more parking spaces at the foot of the mountain, it gets quite crowded in good weather. Nevertheless, recommended!

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great climbing, but may be hard for younger children. the path is very clearly indicated (one way up, one way down). this trip is to be avoided under rain or wet conditions because the rocks can get very slippery. the climbing will take around 30mn, and the downhill.. the same time! because this is steep and you want to be cautious.

The climb is especially fun with children, as it is a narrow path with some climbing. Down there are 2 passages on the rope. Everything is very safe but just makes you happy. The view upstairs is terrific. We stayed one day up in Ruoms at 36 ° C. At the top it was 20 ° C. Super. The storm passed us by.

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