Pic Martin-Jean

Pic Martin-Jean is a mountain summit in the French Alps standing at 2300 meters with exposed rock faces and steep terrain. The peak rises above the surrounding landscape with sharp angular features that define its appearance.

The summit became a research location starting in the 1950s, providing data that helped scientists understand how climate patterns affect Alpine regions. Observations made at this elevation contributed to broader knowledge about environmental changes in mountain areas.

Local mountaineering groups organize annual gatherings at the peak, maintaining traditions of Alpine climbing and environmental preservation.

Reaching the summit requires solid hiking experience and proper mountain gear including sturdy footwear and weather protection. No facilities or water sources exist at this location, so visitors must prepare and carry all supplies needed for the climb.

Rare Alpine plant species that grow only above 2000 meters make their home on this summit and nowhere else. These specialized plants draw the attention of botanists and curious hikers interested in exploring the mountain's unique vegetation.

Location: Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Elevation above the sea: 2,300 m

GPS coordinates: 44.47580,6.43500

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:23