ショーデロー ルの絶景の山頂・トップ6

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

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.

The Suc de la Lauzière is an ancient volcano which peaks at an altitude of 1,582 metres. From its summit, you can observe Mont Gerbier de Jonc, well known for providing the source of the Loire.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.