Pic de Chaudun

Pic de Chaudun sits at 7,041 feet along the Route Napoléon, facing 330° toward the north-northwest. The terrain drops 1,277 feet within 600 meters of the overlook, giving an unobstructed view across the surrounding peaks. To the north, Coste Belle rises to 6,568 feet at 1.2 miles, with Coste Folle at 6,706 feet and Le Girolet at 6,821 feet farther along the same direction. Sommet du chamois stands at 6,772 feet to the north-northwest, while Aiguille de Roche Noire reaches 6,831 feet to the northwest at 2.8 miles. Farther into the northwest, Sommet de Raz de Bec climbs to 7,825 feet and Bec de l'Aigle to 7,766 feet, both roughly 3 to 4 miles distant. To the west, Col de Rabou marks a saddle at 6,194 feet, 3.0 miles away. On the June solstice, sunrise occurs at 05:51 and sunset at 21:25; on the December solstice, daylight runs from 08:10 to 16:59. The overlook falls between Pic de l'Aiguille and Pic de Gleize on the byway route.