Pierres du Jour

Pierres du Jour is a mountain summit in the Massif Central rising to approximately 1,164 meters with notable exposed stone formations along its ridge. The peak has steep flanks with grass-covered slopes and offers open views across the surrounding landscape in all directions.

The mountain formed millions of years ago during Alpine mountain-building and belongs to one of Europe's oldest mountain systems. Its granite formations were shaped through erosion and weathering over vast geological timespans.

The mountain gets its name from the exposed stone formations that characterize the landscape and are well-known among hikers. The open slopes display typical high-altitude plant life with grasses and low vegetation.

Multiple marked hiking trails lead to the summit, with the drier months offering the best conditions for walking and sturdy footwear being essential. The ascent can be slippery, particularly after rain or when mist reduces visibility.

The peak serves as a popular launch site for paragliders and hang gliders who use the stable winds along the open mountain face. The thermals in this zone make it a favored spot for aerial sports enthusiasts from the region.