Belvédère

Belvédère sits at 817 ft along the Route Napoléon, with the land dropping 17 ft over the next 600 m. From this point, Montagne de Grand Rochefort rises to the west-southwest at 0.7 mi, reaching 1,342 ft. Le Drac lies to the north at 0.8 mi and 802 ft, while Beauregard stands south-southwest at 1.2 mi, elevation 1,152 ft. Farther out, Le Talon Rif appears west-northwest at 2.0 mi (1,390 ft), and the espace-comboire cliff is visible north-northwest at 2.2 mi, topping out at 1,542 ft. Daylight hours vary through the year: on the March equinox, sunrise is at 06:42 and sunset at 18:49; the June solstice brings sunrise at 05:51 and sunset at 21:29; the September equinox has sunrise at 07:25 and sunset at 19:37; and the December solstice sees a later sunrise at 08:13 with sunset at 16:58. The overlook follows Rochers de Comboire - pylône on the route and precedes Le Saut du Moine as the next stop.