サンマルタンラプレーンの絶景の山頂・トップ4

The Signal site, an emblematic highest point in the Monts du Lyonnais, located at 934 meters, equipped with a belvedere and an orientation table.

Interesting is the Cassini terminal, where the first surveys were carried out in 1758 to draw up the map of Lyon, a moment in history.

The 2 orientation tables at the Signal de St-André (at 934m) offer a panorama of the Rhône valley and the Metropolis of Lyon, and on clear days as far as the Alps.

Landscaped summit (accessible on foot) commemorating the locations of the geographer César-François Cassini de Thury between 1758 and 1761.

The highest point of the Monts du Lyonnais, the Signal du Saint-André site has been fitted out with a belvedere and an orientation table. The viewpoint offers a 180 degree panorama over the Rhone Valley and the Alps when the weather is clear.

The highest point of the MDL is the Crêt Malherbe with an altitude of 946m against 934m for the Signal de Saint-André

The Signal de Saint André, at an altitude of 934m, is one of the highest points of the Monts du Lyonnais. At the top, accessible on foot via a small path, a belvedere allows you to enjoy a view overlooking the Valley.

Mont Monnet peaks at 782 meters and is located at the northeastern end of the Pilat massif. Its rocky crest offers an exceptional panorama of the Rhône valley from the orientation table.