Mount Tournairet, Mountain summit in Alpes-Maritimes, France

Mount Tournairet is a summit of the Southern Alps in the Alpes-Maritimes, reaching 2,086 metres. It forms the tripoint of Clans to the west, Venanson to the north and Utelle to the south, northwest of the Mercantour national park. Its western flank is partly covered by the Clans state forest, and the D332 road passes along its southern side.

The summit marks the tripoint of Clans to the west, Venanson to the north and Utelle to the south, a boundary arrangement recorded in the communes' administrative limits. The western flank lies partly within the Clans state forest (forêt domaniale de Clans), a managed woodland whose extent reflects the commune's historical landholdings.

The summit marks the meeting point of three communes: Clans to the west, Venanson to the north and Utelle to the south. Walkers on the southern flank follow the D332 road, which passes below the ridge. The western slope belongs to the Clans state forest, a managed woodland rather than open mountain.

Hikers can reach the summit via marked trails, though the ascent demands physical fitness and proper mountain equipment. It's best to visit during warmer months and bring plenty of water and maps for navigation.

The summit marks the exact point where the communes of Clans, Venanson and Utelle meet, a tripoint on the ridge. The departmental road D332 runs across the southern flank below the crest, so the mountain can be approached by car before the final climb.