Mont Burdet

Mont Burdet rises to an elevation of 1043 meters, featuring limestone formations along its eastern and western slopes within the Jura mountain range.

The mountain marks the geological boundary between the internal and external Jura regions, formed during distinct geological periods including the Kimmeridgian and Tithonian eras.

The mountain extends across the municipal territories of Charix and Apremont, connecting local communities through its geographical presence in the northern Ain department.

Hiking trails provide access to the mountain summit, with navigation coordinates at 46.1922815° latitude and 5.6648637° longitude for precise location tracking.

The eastern flank of Mont Burdet exposes a tectonic fault where the internal and external Jura regions meet, revealing distinct geological structures.

Location: Ain

Elevation above the sea: 1,043 m

Made from material: limestone

GPS coordinates: 46.19228,5.66486

Latest update: October 4, 2025 06:36