Mont Ventoux

Mont Ventoux is a prominent mountain in southeastern France, standing about 1,909 meters (6,263 feet) high. Known as "The Giant of Provence," it features a barren, rocky summit with minimal vegetation, making it distinct from surrounding areas. The mountain is famous for its challenging ascent, attracting cyclists and hikers worldwide. Its unpredictable weather, strong winds, and steep slopes make it a formidable climb. Mont Ventoux is also a notable symbol in cycling history, often featured in the Tour de France race. Its striking landscape and challenging terrain contribute to its reputation as one of the most iconic peaks in the region.