Mountain peaks around Saint-Martin-Le-Vinoux, situated near the Chartreuse and Vercors massifs, offer access to several remarkable mountain peaks. This region provides diverse recreational opportunities and natural beauty. Visitors can explore various summits, each presenting unique features and compelling reasons for a visit. The area is known for its panoramic views and varied terrain.
Last updated: May 9, 2026
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nice climb up to the intersection...then the road going to the fort is cleaner depending on the day (twigs, bread needles...)
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Basically Grenoble's local mountain, great for a walk early in the morning or in the evening with a rewarding view over the city.
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Very pleasant pass, because almost no cars, lots of shade and fantastic landscapes 9 km long and 680 m vertical drop
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Great viewpoint, and great path on the ridges.
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Excellent hike with views of the Belledonne mountains and, if the weather is good, Mont Blanc. The climb to the Moucherotte is not particularly demanding, but the hike is very scenic and the view from the summit is a highlight. On the way down, you can take a detour over the dilapidated ski jump from the 1968 Olympics.
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Culminating at 2,082 meters above sea level, Chamechaude is the highest point of the Chartreuse massif. Easily accessible from the Col de Porte, it offers an exceptional 360-degree view. You can see a beautiful part of the massif as well as those in the surrounding area. On a clear day, the view extends to the highest Alpine peaks.
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Charande is located at an altitude of 1,709 meters on the ridges which dominate the Molière plateau. It offers a panoramic view of the city of Grenoble and the surrounding peaks.
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Le Quatres Seigneurs from Gières is 8.5km in length with a positive elevation gain of around 550m. The average gradient is 7.3% however there are portions at 10% average.
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For truly expansive views, Chamechaude, the highest peak of the Chartreuse massif at 2082 meters, provides an exceptional 360-degree panorama of the entire region. Similarly, The Moucherotte Summit offers a vast panorama where, on clear days, you can see the highest Alpine peaks. Both are highly recommended for their breathtaking vistas.
Yes, Charande Summit, at 1,709 meters, is a popular spot for paragliders, mountain bikers, and hikers. It offers stunning views over the Molière plateau and is well-suited for various outdoor activities.
Mont Rachais, often called Grenoble's local mountain, is an excellent choice. Its accessibility makes it ideal for an early morning or evening walk, providing rewarding views over the city without requiring a long journey.
The mountain peaks near Saint-Martin-Le-Vinoux are rich in natural beauty. You can expect diverse fauna and flora, especially on Chamechaude. Many summits, like The Moucherotte Summit and Charande Summit, are renowned for their spectacular viewpoints, offering panoramas of the Isère valley, Grenoble, and the surrounding Alpine massifs.
Yes, during a descent from The Moucherotte Summit, you can find a potential detour to the dilapidated ski jump from the 1968 Olympics, adding a touch of historical intrigue to your outing.
Visitors frequently praise the unparalleled 360-degree views from summits like Chamechaude and The Moucherotte Summit. The sense of absolute fullness and the ability to see vast stretches of the Alps are often highlighted. The accessibility of peaks like Mont Rachais for a quick escape into nature is also highly valued.
There are numerous mountain hiking trails available. You can explore options like the challenging 'Saint-Nizier-du-Moucherotte loop' or the moderate 'Oratoire d'Orgeval – Col de la Chavanette Signpost loop'. For a comprehensive list and details, visit the Mountain Hikes around Saint-Martin-Le-Vinoux guide.
Absolutely. The region offers various mountain biking trails, including routes like 'Via du Tram' and 'Jean Jacques Rousseau desert – View of Grenoble loop'. You can find more details and routes in the MTB Trails around Saint-Martin-Le-Vinoux guide.
For runners, there are several trails, such as the 'Viewpoint – Mount Rachais loop from Grenoble' or the 'Grenoble – Viewpoint loop from Grenoble'. Explore more options and their details in the Running Trails around Saint-Martin-Le-Vinoux guide.
Chamechaude is easily accessible from the Col de Porte, making it a convenient starting point for hikers looking to conquer the highest peak of the Chartreuse massif.
Yes, at The Moucherotte Summit, there is a repaired bench located near the orientation table on the east side, offering a comfortable place to sit and fully appreciate the beautiful and vast panorama.


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