Tête Grosse

Tête Grosse is a mountain summit in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence region, rising above the surrounding landscape with distinctive rocky features. From the top, views stretch across the many peaks of the southern French Alps, and on clear days you can see far into the distance.

The mountain has served as a landmark for local herders and mountaineers for centuries across the region. During the 20th century, climbers began developing systematic routes to reach the peak.

The local Alpine communities incorporate the natural landmark into their environmental preservation efforts and outdoor recreational practices.

The climb requires good physical fitness and experience with mountain hiking or climbing. Weather-appropriate gear and proper footwear are important, as conditions can change quickly.

The peak's distinctive shape makes it a recognizable landmark visible from many positions in the surrounding mountain landscape. Climbers often use this distinctive profile as a visual guide when navigating routes in the area.

Location: Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

Elevation above the sea: 2,032 m

GPS coordinates: 44.33115,6.27344

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:26