Cime de Campbel

Cime de Campbel is a mountain summit in the French Alps reaching 1,308 meters, from which you can see across several valleys in southeastern France. The peak rises above alpine meadows and rocky ridges that form the surrounding landscape.

The summit has long served as a natural landmark for people in the region and aided in mapping the geography of the Alps. Its location helped shape understanding of the terrain and natural boundaries of this mountainous area.

The surrounding villages maintain a connection to pastoral traditions, with shepherds still using the higher meadows seasonally for their flocks.

You can reach the summit by marked trails starting from nearby villages and should have good fitness and sturdy hiking boots. The best season is June through September when snow is minimal and paths are easiest to follow.

The peak offers an excellent vantage point to observe the geological formations that shaped the Mediterranean side of the Alps. These rock layers and structures tell the story of the geological shifts that molded the region millions of years ago.

Location: Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Elevation above the sea: 1,308 m

GPS coordinates: 44.01630,7.58640

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:24