ASCENSO AL MONT-SAINT-BAUDILLE

Mont Saint-Baudille, at 848 metres altitude, rises to the southwest of the Sainte-Baume massif, overlooking the Hérault valley and the plain of Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert. This short but intense climb is one of the most emblematic in the south of the Languedoc for its spectacular view and explosive character. The mountain takes its name from Saint Baudile, a martyr from Nîmes, and hosts an old telecommunications station on its summit that reinforces its distinctive profile visible from much of the valley.