Best mountain peaks around Feigères, a commune in Haute-Savoie, France, are found in its immediate vicinity. Situated at the northern foot of Mont Sion and northwest of the Salève, Feigères is approximately 10 kilometers south-southwest of Geneva. The most prominent mountain peak in the area is the Salève, often referred to as the "Balcony of Geneva." This massif, part of the Pre-Alps and geologically linked to the Jura chain, features the Grand Piton reaching an elevation of 1,379 meters.
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A beautiful view of Geneva, or rather, its clouds.
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Cycling down from Salève, this breathtaking view of the Geneva region and the lake is the final reward of this demanding climb. You can dream for a long time in front of this landscape, or have a drink, stretch out on the lawn, and watch the paragliders fly just above. SUMMER SEASON | FROM APRIL 1, 2025 TO NOVEMBER 2, 2025 Open daily. Last ascent at 6:30 p.m. | Last descent at 6:45 p.m. Late openings on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays: Last ascent at 10:30 p.m. | Last descent at 10:45 p.m. The 360° terrace closes at 6:30 p.m. Prices: €18 (adult) / €13 (reduced) / €6.50 (children)
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The Bernex signal is a hill which rises to an altitude of 509 meters. It dominates the Aire plain and offers lovely views of Geneva's Champagne, the Salève and the Jura massif.
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It is the second highest point in the canton of Geneva (510m) after Moniaz. You have to take a few steps on foot from the location of the must-see to reach the summit. There we discover a lovely panorama of the Geneva region. 4 orientation tables give us information on the fauna, the history of the region and some anecdotes.
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Fantastic place to look and rest, wonderful view over Geneva with the lake, airport and the Jura, many comfortable rocks to sit and have a picnic
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The Salève cable car connects the summit of Salève to the Pas de l'Échelle below. It is a great place to stop and enjoy the views of Geneva, Lake Geneva and the Jura balconies.
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The region offers several highly-rated viewpoints. Visitors particularly enjoy the View of Mont Blanc and Lake Annecy from Mont Salève, which provides impressive vistas of Mont Blanc and Lake Annecy. Another favorite is the Grand Piton Tour, offering expansive views over Geneva, its lake, and the Jura mountains, with comfortable spots for resting and picnics.
You can reach the summit of Mont Salève via the Téléphérique du Salève. This gondola lift connects the summit to Le Pas de l'Échelle, providing stunning views of Geneva, Lake Geneva, and the Jura balconies during the ascent.
Yes, the View from Signal de Bernex is a great family-friendly option. This hill rises to 509 meters and offers lovely views of the Geneva Champagne region, the Salève, and the Jura massif. It's a short walk with rewarding panoramas.
Mont Salève is a prime destination for various outdoor sports. You can enjoy cross-country skiing, climbing, paragliding, mountain biking, and hiking. The area is known for its diverse trails and challenging routes, all while respecting the natural mountain environment.
For mountain hikes, you can explore routes like the 'Orjobet Cave – Croisette Pass loop from Collonges-sous-Salève' which is a moderate 7 km trail, or the more challenging 'Crossing the trou de la roche – La Coraterie Cliff loop from Collonges-sous-Salève' at 9.6 km. You can find more options in the Mountain Hikes around Feigères guide.
Absolutely. The Croisette Pass on Mont Salève is a popular spot for cyclists, offering four possible routes to climb the mountain. For longer rides, consider routes like the 'Croisette Pass – Les Etangs d'Etrembières loop from Saint-Julien-en-Genevois' (49.5 km, difficult) or the 'Carouge Bridge – Carouge loop from Saint-Julien-en-Genevois' (17.6 km, easy). More cycling options are detailed in the Cycling around Feigères guide.
Mont Salève boasts a diverse ecosystem with pastures and forestry. You'll encounter steep, eroded slopes, narrow and deep gorges like the Varappe, and geological formations such as the Orjobet Cave. The massif is also home to various wildlife.
The Croisette Pass, located at 1,175 meters on Mont Salève, is a significant mountain pass. It's a popular crossing point for cyclists tackling the mountain's climbs and also hosts a small ski resort and village, making it a versatile spot for outdoor enthusiasts.
Mont Salève earns its nickname, the 'Balcony of Geneva,' due to its breathtaking panoramic views. From its heights, visitors can enjoy extensive vistas of Geneva, Lake Geneva, and the surrounding region, offering an unparalleled perspective of the landscape.
Yes, there are several running trails. A moderate option is the 'Passerelle des Bis – Bois des Bis Wooden Footbridge loop from Saint-Julien-en-Genevois,' which is about 5.8 km. For more choices, check out the Running Trails around Feigères guide.
Yes, Mont Salève is considered a natural space that is both accessible to all and free of charge. Its various access points and activities cater to a wide range of visitors, from casual sightseers to avid adventurers.


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