Mont Caume is the highest point in the Toulon mountains, with an altitude of 801 meters. It is a limestone mountain surrounded to the south by the Baou de Quatre Oures (576 m), to the north by the Grand Cap and the Siou-Blanc massif (which stretches from Mont Caume to the valley of Signes), to the east by Mont Faron (584 m) and Mont Coudon (700 m) and to the west by Gros-Cerveau (446 m).
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