Tête de Grouvelin, Mountain summit in Gérardmer, France

Tête de Grouvelin is a mountain summit in the Vosges rising to 1,137 meters and offering views across the surrounding range. The plateau is ringed by beech forests that open to meadows, with an orientation table showing distant peaks.

The summit lies on the border of Gérardmer and La Bresse and is the highest point of Gérardmer and of its La Mauselaine ski area. The sources record no founding date or separate history for the summit itself.

The summit lies on the boundary between Gérardmer and La Bresse, and it is the highest point of both the town of Gérardmer and its La Mauselaine ski area. A small chaume, an open grassy clearing, covers the top, where an orientation table identifies the surrounding peaks of the high Vosges.

The summit lies on the border of Gérardmer and La Bresse, about 4 km from Gérardmer town centre. It forms the highest point of Gérardmer and of the La Mauselaine ski area, so it can be reached on foot from the resort side. An orientation table stands on the small summit clearing.

The summit marks the highest point of both Gérardmer and its La Mauselaine ski area, which spreads over the slopes below. A small chaume, a cleared grassy patch, covers the top, and an orientation table stands there to identify the peaks of the high Vosges.