Crêt de l'Aigle, Mountain summit in Leschaux, France.
Crêt de l'Aigle is a mountain summit reaching 1646 meters that rises above the surrounding landscape. From the top, you can see the Bornes, Aravis, and Mont Blanc mountain ranges spread across the horizon.
Shepherds have long used the slopes as summer pastures for their flocks during mountain migrations. This long-standing practice shaped the cultural landscape of the region over time.
Hikers follow the GR96-GRP Tour du Lac d'Annecy trail system, connecting mountain communities throughout the region.
A marked trail leads from Leschaux village to the summit, taking several hours with significant elevation to climb. Sturdy footwear and plenty of water are essential for this hike.
An orientation table at the summit helps visitors identify eight different mountain chains visible from this viewpoint. This guide makes it easier to understand the vast panorama stretching in all directions.
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