Roche d'Antre

The limestone peak of Roche d'Antre rises to 962 meters, featuring gentle slopes on its northern face and steeper terrain with small cliffs on its southern side.

The formation of Roche d'Antre dates back to the Jurassic period, when layers of sedimentary rocks created the current limestone structure of the mountain.

The mountain overlooks Lake Antre, situated 160 meters below its southern face, creating a natural connection between the peak and the water body.

The northern face provides the most accessible route to reach the summit, with marked trails leading through forested areas and natural clearings.

During wet seasons, the water levels of Lake Antre can rise significantly, submerging parts of the walking paths and wooden footbridges near the mountain base.

Location: Jura

Elevation above the sea: 962 m

Made from material: limestone

GPS coordinates: 46.41788,5.75255

Latest update: June 23, 2025 14:55