Sommet de l'Entre-Deux

Sommet de l'Entre-Deux is a mountain peak on Reunion Island located at about 2350 meters within the Piton des Neiges massif. This summit forms a distinctive point in the island's high-altitude landscape and can be approached from different trails.

The peak marks the boundary where three municipalities of Reunion Island meet: Cilaos, Entre-Deux, and Saint-Benoit, establishing its role in the island's geographical divisions. This position at the intersection of territorial limits has shaped its local significance.

Local communities of Reunion Island regard this summit as a significant geographical landmark within the Piton des Neiges massif, reflecting the natural heritage of the region.

Reaching this peak requires good physical conditioning and proper equipment to handle changing weather conditions at high altitude. Visitors should prepare for sudden weather shifts and strong winds that are common at this elevation.

The peak displays distinctive lava rock formations characteristic of Reunion's volcanic geology. These rock formations tell the story of the island's intense volcanic past.