Best mountain peaks around Notre-Dame-De-Vaulx are found in the Matheysine area of the Isère department, within the Northern Alps. This region provides access to several notable mountain peaks, offering panoramic views and rewarding hiking experiences. The diverse landscapes support a variety of outdoor activities, making it a destination for exploring mountainous terrain.
Last updated: May 24, 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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A vast, grassy ridge top, with spectacular views of neighboring peaks, valleys and lakes. Despite this peak's slightly lower altitude, at 2,214 meters, you'll still get a great mountain feel as you hurtle down the alpine trails and sharp turns.
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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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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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Visitors frequently enjoy La Peyrouse for its panoramic views, and Le Sénépy, which offers a challenging ascent rewarded with a magnificent 360° panorama. Another popular spot is the Astonishing view of Mont Aiguille, providing superb distant views of the southern Vercors.
Yes, for those seeking a challenge, Le Sénépy is known for its steep tracks leading to a rewarding 360° panorama. Additionally, Conest Mountain, though not listed as a highlight, offers a substantial circular route with a significant elevation gain, making it a worthwhile challenge for fit hikers.
The peaks around Notre-Dame-De-Vaulx offer breathtaking panoramic views. From La Peyrouse, you can see Grenoble, Chartreuse, Vercors, Dévoluy, and the Belledonne chain. Conest Mountain provides a magnificent 360° panorama encompassing Belledonne, Taillefer, Grandes-Rousses, Dévoluy, and Vercors.
While many peaks offer challenging routes, the region also has more accessible options. For instance, the Astonishing view of Mont Aiguille is accessible via a lightly trafficked, well-maintained road, offering superb views without a strenuous climb. The broader Isère region also features peaks like The Charmant Som in Chartreuse, known for its moderate climb and 360-degree panorama.
Beyond hiking, the area around Notre-Dame-De-Vaulx is excellent for cycling and mountain biking. You can explore various routes such as the 'Bucolic landscape – magnificent view !!!' loop for mountain biking or 'The Corniches of the Drac' for touring bicycle. Find more details on these activities in the Cycling around Notre-Dame-De-Vaulx and MTB Trails around Notre-Dame-De-Vaulx guides.
Yes, for dedicated mountaineering, you can find challenging routes like the 'Via Ferrata du Grand Bec – Lac de Brouffier loop' or 'Le Tabor loop from Villard-Saint-Christophe'. These and other demanding trails are detailed in the Mountain Hikes around Notre-Dame-De-Vaulx guide.
While some peaks like La Peyrouse can be enjoyed even in early winter, the warmer months from late spring to early autumn generally offer the most favorable conditions for hiking, with clear paths and pleasant temperatures. Always check local weather forecasts before heading out.
Yes, the region offers winter activities. For example, Tabor Summit is noted as a pleasant route for ski touring with stunning views. Always ensure you have appropriate gear and check avalanche conditions for winter excursions.
Beyond the most popular spots, consider exploring Piquet de Nantes. Despite its slightly lower altitude, it offers a vast, grassy ridge top with spectacular views of neighboring peaks, valleys, and lakes, providing a great mountain feel on its alpine trails.
The descent from La Peyrouse is described as 'spectacular,' offering an exhilarating experience after enjoying the summit views. Similarly, the descent from Conest Mountain, after its challenging ascent, provides a rewarding end to a substantial hike.
The wider Isère region, where Notre-Dame-De-Vaulx is located, is a hiker's paradise with 9,000 km of paths across four massifs: Chartreuse, Vercors, Belledonne, and Oisans. Notable peaks include the Dent de Crolles in Chartreuse, known for its breathtaking 360° views and unique geological structure, and Pic Saint-Michel in Vercors, offering an exceptional panorama over a large part of the Alps.


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