Mont Sujet, Summit in the Bernese Jura, Switzerland.
Mont Sujet rises to 1,382 meters above sea level in the Bernese Jura, featuring limestone formations typical of the Jura Mountains with rolling terrain and mixed forest ecosystems.
Mont Sujet has served as a triangulation point for Swiss topographical surveys and has been used historically as a natural landmark for navigation and territorial demarcation by local populations.
The mountain reflects the bilingual nature of the Bernese Jura region, known as Spitzberg in German, representing the cultural bridge between French and German-speaking areas of Switzerland.
Marked hiking trails lead to the summit with the Bergerie du Haut mountain hut located 418 meters east-southeast, providing shelter and rest facilities for outdoor enthusiasts exploring the area.
Mont Sujet ranks seventh among 62 peaks in the Bern administrative district of Bernese Jura and offers panoramic views despite its modest elevation compared to alpine giants.
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