レヴェスト・レ・ロッシュの絶景の山頂・トップ7

From up here, there is a magnificent view in all directions. There is a memorial plaque for a local hiker and panoramas where the names of the mountains are noted.

Accessible by gravel (40mm tyres) or by mountain bike, the summit of Mont Férion (1412m) will be your finish line if you are a cyclist in full climb. Your reward will be the panoramic view: from the Alps and the Mercantour, to the Mediterranean, passing through the Paillon valley and the Var valley. You will find a watchtower which serves as a lookout to protect the massifs against fire and even houses a small refuge on the ground floor of the tower with a fireplace to warm walkers in difficulty.

Very nice view of the Plaine du Var / Nice and 360° around.

The Brec d'Utelle is a summit culminating at 1,604 meters. On a clear day, it offers an unforgettable panorama of the Mercantour, the Côte d'Azur and the surrounding valleys (Var, Tinée, Vésubie). Note that "brec", a name of Gallic origin, means "point of rock", "peak", or "steep place".

Culminating at 1550 meters, Mont Vial is one of the few peaks that can be identified from the sea. From the top, enjoy the beautiful panoramic view of the neighboring peaks!

Mont Férion (1,412 m) dominates the village of Levens. This is the highest point of the Férion range. The building at the top is a necessary DFCI watchtower due to the fire tendency in the area.

Away from the crowds, Mouton d'Anou is a tranquil, off-the-beaten-path peak that does not disappoint once reached with its views of the Cote d'Azur and the Massif du Cheiron.

With the Montagne de Cheiron, this mountain is a rare peak that stands out from time to time. Accessible by bike thanks to the service road of the summit antennas, it is also possible to reach the summit on foot.