Piton Montvert, Mountain summit in Saint-Pierre, Reunion Island, France
Piton Montvert is a mountain summit in southeastern Reunion, rising to 636 meters above sea level. This peak sits within the Piton de la Fournaise massif and connects to hiking routes that traverse the island's natural terrain.
This mountain is part of the Piton de la Fournaise massif, shaped by millions of years of volcanic activity that built Reunion's geology. The island's volcanic history created the varied terrain visible across the region today.
Local residents maintain traditional hiking paths around Piton Montvert, incorporating them into their regular outdoor activities and community gatherings.
The hiking route takes about 90 minutes to complete with an elevation gain of roughly 139 meters from the starting point. The path is well-used and accessible for hikers with moderate fitness levels.
From the summit, visitors can see both the Indian Ocean and the volcanic interior of the island stretching out in different directions. This dual perspective combines coastal and inland views in a single location.
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