Mont fleuri, Mountain summit in the Aravis Range, Haute-Savoie, France

Mont Fleuri is a 2,511-metre summit in the Aravis chain of Haute-Savoie. Its top crest is hidden from most spots at the foot of the range's western slope by the Mamule (2,404 m), a fore-summit of three nearly vertical parallel slabs, and by the Tardevant. The summit sits between the combe du mont Charvet to the north and the combe de la Grande Forclaz to the south.

Mont Fleuri rises to 2,511 m in the Aravis chain of Haute-Savoie. Its summit crest is hidden from most spots at the foot of the western slope by the Mamule (2,404 m), a fore-summit of three nearly vertical parallel slabs, and by the Tardevant. The mountain and the Mamule lie between the combe du Mont Charvet to the north and the combe de la Grande Forclaz to the south, where one of the largest permanent snowfields of the Aravis persists.

The summit ridge is hidden from most spots at the foot of the western slope by the Mamule (2,404 m), a fore-summit of three nearly vertical parallel slabs, and by the Tardevant. Between the combe du mont Charvet to the north and the combe de la Grande Forclaz to the south lies one of the largest permanent snowfields in the Aravis.

Mont Fleuri lies between the combe du Mont Charvet to the north and the combe de la Grande Forclaz to the south, where one of the largest permanent snowfields in the Aravis persists. The summit crest is hidden from much of the western foot of the range by the Mamule (2,404 m) and the Tardevant. Approach from the Sallanches side, about 7.7 km east of the town.

Mont Fleuri's summit crest is hidden from most spots at the foot of the range's western slope, masked by the Mamule (2,404 m), a fore-summit of three near-vertical parallel slabs, and by the Tardevant. Between the combe du mont Charvet to the north and the combe de la Grande Forclaz to the south lies one of the largest permanent snowfields in the Aravis.