Tête Dure, Mountain summit in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France
Tête Dure is a mountain summit in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur standing at 2,629 meters elevation. The peak features steep rocky slopes typical of the Alpine region.
The summit has long served as a geographical reference point within the Chambeyron Massif, helping early mapmakers chart the French Alps. Its location made it valuable for understanding the broader mountain range structure.
Local mountaineering groups maintain detailed records of ascents to Tête Dure, documenting various climbing routes and seasonal conditions.
The summit can be reached via a T2-classified hiking trail with the best conditions during summer months. Most visitors plan their climb for this warmer season.
What makes this summit interesting is its close connection to its higher neighbor Les Aiguillettes through a defined pass between them. Many hikers use this natural link to traverse between both peaks on the same route.
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