Saint-Abdon

Saint-Abdon sits at 2,425 feet along the Route Napoléon, with the terrain facing south (180°) and dropping 344 feet within 600 meters of the overlook. To the east-southeast, the Déversoir water feature lies 0.6 mi away at 2,375 ft. Closer peaks include Coueste Enrabiaye (southeast, 1.1 mi, 3,166 ft) and Les Collets (south, 1.2 mi, 2,484 ft). Farther south, Picoustau rises to 3,189 ft at 2.2 mi, while La Durance river is visible to the southwest at 2.1 mi, sitting at 1,887 ft. The Col du Buissonnet saddle appears southeast at 2.9 mi, reaching 4,528 ft. At greater distance, Tournoux stands southwest at 4.3 mi (2,641 ft), and Malaup rises to 5,121 ft to the south, 4.8 mi away.

Daylight hours vary by season: the March equinox brings sunrise at 06:40 and sunset at 18:48, while the June solstice extends daylight from 05:52 to 21:25. The September equinox runs from 07:23 to 19:36, and the December solstice offers a shorter span, from 08:10 to 16:59. This overlook follows Pic de Gleize along the route.