Mont Jovet, Mountain summit in Aime-la-Plagne, France
Mont Jovet is a 2,558-metre summit in the Vanoise massif, above the La Plagne ski area in Savoie. Its top, formed by two rounded peaks joined by a broad saddle, lies on the boundary of Notre-Dame-du-Pré and Bozel. The Refuge du Mont Jovet stands at its foot, in the southwest.
Mont Jovet lies on the boundary between the communes of Notre-Dame-du-Pré and Bozel, in the Savoie department of the French Alps. The summit rises above the La Plagne ski area, and the Refuge du Mont Jovet stands at its foot to the southwest.
Mont Jovet lies on the boundary between the communes of Notre-Dame-du-Pré and Bozel, and its slopes belong to the Vanoise massif above the La Plagne ski area. The Refuge du Mont Jovet, an Alpine hut at the foot of the mountain to the southwest, serves walkers on the many trails that cross all its sides.
Hikes begin from Plagne Aime 2000 station at about 2,100 meters elevation following clearly marked trails. Sturdy hiking boots and weather-appropriate clothing are important since conditions can change rapidly at this altitude.
Mont Jovet lies on the boundary between the communes of Notre-Dame-du-Pré and Bozel. The Refuge du Mont Jovet, an Alpine hut, stands at the foot of the mountain to the southwest, a starting point for routes to the summit.
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