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At just 1,875 metres above sea level, the Dent de Jaman stands out with its shape reminiscent of the highest Alpine peaks. Even if you are in the Vaud Pre-Alps, its ascent is technical and requires a certain amount of experience.

With beautiful views of Mt. Blanc and Lake Geneva.

Looking out over Lake Geneva from an altitude of 1000 metres, the Cauxcentre can accommodate up to 400 people. Formerly the Caux-Palace Hotel, in 1946 it became an international meeting place, thanks to the generous contributions in time, talent and money of many volunteers. (https://icb.international/about-us/conference-centres/mountain-house-and-villa-maria/)

The view of Lake Geneva and Mt. Blanc in the background is said to be breathtaking. Unfortunately, the weather conditions on my tour weren't quite perfect.

Very nice area for mountaineering, climbing and the wonderful panorama.

The Palace Caux hotel is a former luxury hotel which welcomed international high society during the Belle Époque. Today it is a conference and seminar center that provides an inspiring and peaceful setting for meetings, events, workshops and retreats. You can admire the elegant architecture and stunning views of the lake and mountains from the palace grounds. You can then continue your run through forests, vineyards and rocky cliffs, enjoying the beauty and diversity of nature.

Summit without summit cross at 2331m. When climbing the southeast ridge (Alpine hiking trail "white-blue-white"), there are ladders, railings, many iron clamps, chains and many wire ropes on the mountain, so well secured if you are free from giddiness and can show sure-footedness.

Very popular and almost too overcrowded in summer/peak season. Epic view, though. There are two ways up, the North side being quite exposed. Otherwise, head to the Dent de Hautadon, Merdasson or Cape au Moine. They're in the vicinity, also roughly 2000m high, and way less people go there.