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Wonderful viewpoint! 🤩

Very beautiful summit overlooking Lake Emosson and offering a beautiful view of the Mont Blanc and all the glaciers. The climb is very pretty, and ibex can be seen early in the morning on the pass below the summit.

Discover the fascinating history of the formation of the Alps. At its terminus is a vast rocky slab bearing the footprints of crocodile-like reptiles that populated the Earth 240 million years ago.

A wild and isolated mountain pass, a perfect destination for those looking for an adventurous day of mountain biking, perhaps with plenty of moments where you carry your bike on your shoulders during the climb. However, for those with solid experience looking for a daring descent, this is a great option. Arriving at the pass, you benefit from an excellent view of the Mont Blanc range, as well as the rocky peaks which rise above you.

A large rocky mountain in the Muverans massif. The summit offers a magnificent view of the Rhône valley and the surrounding peaks of the massif. The summit is accessible via a hiking trail, but it is ultimately quite a difficult trail and should only be considered by those with adequate mountain experience. For those who do, it's a demanding but rewarding day in incredible mountain terrain.

A wild and isolated pass, located high above Lake Emosson, on the border between France and Switzerland. The pass is connected to winding and wild trails, providing interesting running terrain with a real mountain feel. The pass is quite remote and shady, so snow can persist into the summer months. Keep this in mind when planning your adventures!

La Haute Cime is a peak within the Dents du Midi, a collection of magnificent rocky mountains close to the Swiss/French border. The Haute Cime is the only one of these peaks generally reached by hiking, rather than climbing, and is usually climbed without additional precautions such as ropes, harnesses and protection. As a result, this makes this summit a great, involving outing, offering not only fantastic views of Mont Blanc and miles of endless mountains, but also some technical difficulty in the ascent, as well as accomplishing a real summit. Although this mountain is intended for hiking, it is still a real mountain. Take appropriate precautions when navigating this terrain, make sure you are confident in your abilities, and hire a guide if you are not completely sure.