Sommet Est

Sommet Est is a mountain summit located on one of the islands in French Polynesia, rising approximately 232 meters above sea level. The peak sits in the central South Pacific and offers hikers various routes with different levels of difficulty.

This mountain is part of French Polynesia's natural landscape, an island territory with a long history of Polynesian settlement. The region was later explored by European navigators and has drawn geographic and scientific interest for generations.

Local communities near Sommet Est maintain traditional practices of natural resource management through established systems that protect the surrounding environment.

Climbing is best done during daylight hours when temperatures range between 27 and 28 degrees Celsius (80-82 degrees Fahrenheit). Visitors should wear sturdy footwear as paths can be slippery, and bring plenty of water and sun protection.

The location sits in a time zone without daylight saving changes, allowing consistent times throughout the year. This makes it an interesting spot for those who prefer reliable timekeeping without seasonal shifts.