Mont Clocher, Mountain summit in Hauteluce, France

Mont Clocher is a mountain peak within the Beaufortain Massif reaching 1976 meters above sea level. The slopes are covered with grass while the eastern face transitions to rocky terrain.

Mont Clocher, 1,976 m, lies on the ridge between Mont Joly to the northeast and the Signal de Bisanne to the southwest, in the Beaufortain massif of Savoie. Its slopes above Hauteluce now carry five chairlifts and one ski tow serving the Notre-Dame-de-Bellecombe and Hauteluce ski areas of the Espace Diamant. The long-distance Tour du Beaufortain hiking trail passes just below the summit on its shaded north side.

Mont Clocher lies on the ridge between Mont Joly to the northeast and the Signal de Bisanne to the southwest. Its slopes carry five chairlifts and one ski tow serving the Notre-Dame-de-Bellecombe and Hauteluce ski areas, part of the Espace Diamant domain. The long-distance Tour du Beaufortain hiking trail passes just below the summit on its shaded north side.

The GR de Pays Tour du Beaufortain runs just below the summit on the mountain's shaded north side, so hikers can pass beneath the top without reaching it. The slopes above Hauteluce carry five chairlifts and one ski tow serving the Notre-Dame-de-Bellecombe and Hauteluce ski areas of the Espace Diamant.

The GR de Pays Tour du Beaufortain runs just below the summit on the mountain's shady north-facing side, so through-hikers pass the top without climbing it. The summit itself lies on the ridge between Mont Joly to the northeast and the Signal de Bisanne to the southwest.