Mont de Lans

Mont de Lans is a summit in Isere that spans multiple elevation zones with shifting landscapes and geology. The terrain includes steep slopes, alpine meadows, and rock formations that transition from forested areas to open heights.

The area developed as a traditional alpine village shaped by centuries of mountain life. In 2017 it merged with neighboring settlements to form the commune of Les Deux Alpes.

The village of Mont-de-Lans reflects alpine living through its architecture and local practices passed down by mountain families. The Chasal Lento museum displays craftsmanship and domestic objects that show how people once worked and lived here.

The summit is accessible via hiking trails starting from multiple points around the region. A chair lift system connects to the Les 2 Alpes ski resort and operates seasonally to assist with ascent.

The mountain contains several distinct climate zones across its slopes, supporting an unexpected diversity of plants and wildlife. These microclimates allow species to thrive in close proximity that would normally be separated by great distances.