サン・サトゥルニンの絶景の山頂・トップ4

Magnificent, caution for beginner hikers! A steep descent (or climb depending on the direction) awaits you :)

Very pretty nipple, the climb is worth it!

To be completely honest, I personally lack the imagination needed to picture the Roman goddess Venus – born of foam, who, according to ancient myths, emerges from the sea – in this beautiful mountain landscape (see, for example, the famous painting by Botticelli =>> https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Sandro_Botticelli_-_La_nascita_di_Venere_-_Google_Art_Project_-_edited.jpg ). Additional photos of this place can be found in the hiking highlight of the same name at =>> https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/3390815

Puy de Peyre Arse has a distinctive double top. It stands out in a wide area. It can also be very windy. Nice view of the other peaks and valleys of the Cantal.

The Puy de Peyre-Arse dominates the Impradine, Santoire and Jordanne valleys at an altitude of 1,806 meters and offers magnificent views of these valleys. It is also the starting point of a magnificent ridge line called "Les Fours de Peyre Arse" towards Puy Mary.

The Puy de Peyre-Arse dominates the Impradine, Santoire and Jordanne valleys at an altitude of 1,806 meters and offers magnificent views of these valleys. It is also the starting point of a magnificent ridge line called "Les Fours de Peyre Arse" towards Puy Mary.

The Téton de Vénus dominates the bottom of the Cirque de Font d'Alagnon at an altitude of 1,669 metres. The view from its summit is magnificent.

The Bec de l'Aigle dominates the west of the Font d'Alagnon glacial cirque at an altitude of 1,699 metres. It offers a 360° view of the mountains formed by the former Cantalian stratovolcano.