Niremont, Mountain summit in the Fribourg Prealps, Canton of Fribourg, Switzerland

Niremont is a mountain of the Fribourg Prealps in the Veveyse District, rising to 1,512 metres and marking the boundary between the Swiss Plateau and the Alps. Its rounded topography carries two secondary summits, Gros Niremont (1,481 m) to the west and Petit Niremont (1,493 m) to the east. Steep wooded slopes give way to cleared alpine pastures around the summit plateau and the Alpettes to the north, with high moors on the heights and flanks.

The name comes from French 'Noir Mont', meaning Black Mountain, a reference to the dark vegetation covering the slopes. This name has remained in use for centuries and reflects local geography.

The summit area includes 402 hectares of protected land registered in the Inventory of Mire Landscapes of Particular Beauty and National Importance.

The Rathvel ski resort operates on the eastern slopes for winter sports, while trails for hiking and mountain biking run across the terrain year-round. The area is accessible from nearby towns and offers options for different activity levels.

The summit marks the European watershed: streams on its south side feed the Veveyse to Lake Geneva and the Rhône, while those to the north feed the Broye and Saane toward the Rhine. The Petit Niremont, a 1,493 m secondary top, lies just southwest of the main summit.