What you see from the summit
The full 360-degree view from Jérusalem, computed from the elevation model and labelled with the names of the peaks you can see. Drag the image sideways; the slider hides the far distance.
From up here 145 named peaks are in sight. The highest: Cima Sud Argentera, 3297 m. The most distant: Montagne de Vachière, 54.8 km away.
The highest peaks in view
- Cima Sud Argentera
- Cime du Gélas / Monte Gelàs
- Cima di Nasta
- Cima Maledia / Cime de la Malédie
- Cima Brocan
- Mont Pelat
- Mont Clapier / Monte Clapier
- Cima di Corborant / Corborant
- Rocca Rossa / Roche Rousse
- Testa della Rovina / Tête de la Ruine
- Rocca della Paur
- Le Trou de l'Aigle
About Jérusalem
Jérusalem is a 1768 m peak in the Alps, close to Le Tour, Le Montet. The view reaches as far as Cima Sud Argentera at 3297 m. The marked path to the top is graded T1 hiking on the SAC scale. Plan your route to Jérusalem free of charge with Peakflow: real paths, elevation profile, weather and an offline map.
Where the peak stands
Peaks nearby
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