Best mountain peaks around La Mure are situated in the scenic French Alps, offering access to a range of remarkable mountain peaks. The region is characterized by its diverse natural landscape, including distinctive limestone formations and high plateaus. These geographic features provide varied terrain for exploration and offer extensive views of the surrounding Alpine environment.
Last updated: July 1, 2026
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Tabor on ski touring, a pleasant route with stunning views. Numerous "small options" on the descent
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The road is very lightly trafficked, winding and in perfect condition. A real treat ! The view of the southern Vercors is superb
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Steep last bends from the pass on a very grassy track, it's for the strong. But the reward: What a 360° panorama at the top!
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The mountain top La Peyrouse is located at an altitude of 1711m. Easily accessible via MTB route 10. It is sometimes difficult to cycle on the path from the top of Beauregard. Once on the La Peyrouse, the view is magnificent. The descent that follows is spectacular. Before you know it you are back at the bottom of the mountain.
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A quiet road above the main road between Monteynard and La Motte-d'Aveillans, and below La Peyrouse. There are views of Mont Aiguille in the distance as you head towards Monteynard. In the other direction you have towards Le Grand Serre.
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A very nice mountain walk where you are treated to a great panorama. The walk itself is tough.
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Very nice little easy hike done on the 1st day of winter. Very beautiful 360 ° panorama with a view of Grenoble and the Chartreuse, the Vercors, the Dévoluy and the Massif de l'Obiou and the Belledonne chain.
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For truly expansive views, Grand Veymont, the highest point of the Vercors Massif, provides magnificent 360-degree vistas across the Alps, including Mont Aiguille, the Dévoluy, Oisans, Belledonne, and Chartreuse. Other excellent options include Le Sénépy and La Peyrouse, both offering superb 360° panoramas. Tabor Summit also boasts stunning panoramic views.
Yes, Mont Aiguille is historically significant as the site of Europe's first recorded mountaineering ascent in 1492, commissioned by King Charles VIII. Its unique, almost vertical, tooth-like shape also makes it a remarkable natural monument.
The region is rich in biodiversity, especially within the Hauts Plateaux du Vercors Nature Reserve. When visiting peaks like Mont Aiguille and Grand Veymont, you might spot protected species such as chamois, marmots, ibex, and various birds of prey, including vultures. Chamois are also frequently seen around Petit Obiou.
Grand Veymont offers long and physically demanding ascents, rewarding hikers with incredible views. L'Obiou (Grande Tête de l'Obiou) is known for its technically demanding routes, including adventurous options like the 'Cheminée du Petit Obiou' with narrow passages and short climbing sections. Le Sénépy and Le Chatel are also described as tough or challenging walks. Some routes on Rochers du Parquet involve off-trail sections requiring good orientation skills.
Yes, an exciting new long-distance hiking route called 'Le Tour de l'Obiou' is scheduled to open in 2026. This route will offer 64 kilometers of marked trails with significant elevation changes, ideal for experienced hikers looking to explore the L'Obiou massif.
The region is characterized by distinctive limestone formations and high plateaus. Mont Aiguille stands out with its unique, almost vertical, tooth-like shape and flat top, a result of erosion. The Vercors Massif, home to Grand Veymont and Rochers du Parquet, features imposing limestone cliffs and typical Vercors plateau landscapes.
Beyond hiking, the area around La Mure offers various outdoor activities. You can explore running trails, with options ranging from easy to difficult. There are also numerous road cycling routes, including challenging loops over passes and around lakes. For off-road adventures, consider gravel biking trails that offer scenic views of Lac du Sautet and Lac de Monteynard.
Grand Veymont is a popular and legal spot for wild camping in designated areas. It offers opportunities to witness incredible sunrises from its high plateau, making for a memorable overnight experience.
While many peaks offer challenging routes, La Peyrouse is described as a very nice, easy hike, especially in winter, offering beautiful 360° panoramas. The trails around the base of Mont Aiguille also provide opportunities for hikers to enjoy panoramic views without technical climbing.
Visitors consistently praise the magnificent panoramic views from various summits, such as the 360° vistas from Le Sénépy and La Peyrouse. The unique geology of peaks like Mont Aiguille and the opportunity for wildlife observation are also highly appreciated. The quiet, well-maintained roads leading to viewpoints, like the one offering an Astonishing view of Mont Aiguille, are also a treat for visitors.
Yes, hiking in the Rochers du Parquet area provides continuous views of the majestic Mont Aiguille and Grand Veymont, allowing you to appreciate these prominent landmarks throughout your trek.


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