Alpettes

The Alpettes summit stands at an elevation of 1871 meters, offering views across the surrounding valleys and neighboring mountain ranges in eastern France.

Throughout generations, the Alpettes peak has served as a natural landmark for local inhabitants who used its distinct profile to navigate the mountain passages.

The summit region maintains traditional Alpine farming practices where shepherds guide their flocks through seasonal grazing paths during summer months.

Multiple marked trails lead to the Alpettes summit, with the main path starting near the tourist office and covering a distance of 28.7 kilometers.

The geological formation of Alpettes contains specific limestone structures that create natural water filtration systems beneath the surface.

Elevation above the sea: 1,871 m

GPS coordinates: 45.82108,6.61773

Latest update: March 3, 2025 09:47