Signal de Coucoulude

Signal de Coucoulude is a mountain summit standing at about 1450 meters (4,757 ft) with forested slopes and rocky outcrops near the top. The landscape around it mixes dense woodland on the lower elevations with more exposed terrain as you climb higher.

The summit began attracting mountain walkers and outdoor enthusiasts in the early 20th century. Since then it has become an established destination for people seeking mountain experiences in the region.

The name comes from local language and reflects the area's deep connection to its landscape. Visitors who reach the summit often pause to take in the surrounding views and sense their place within this mountain region.

Several marked trails lead to the summit with moderate difficulty levels suitable for regular hikers. Bring sturdy hiking boots and plenty of water, as portions of the route are exposed to sun and wind.

From the top on clear days, you can spot around 30 other peaks in the surrounding mountain range spread across the horizon. This wide view makes it a favorite spot for hikers interested in understanding how the mountains connect.