Tête de Chien is a popular viewpoint located on the French side of the Alps, near the border with Monaco. The name "Tête de Chien" translates to "Dog's Head" in English, and the spot is named after the shape of the mountain, which is said to resemble the profile of a dog's head when viewed from certain angles.
At the top of Tête de Chien, you'll find stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the Mediterranean coastline, Monaco, and the distant mountains. The viewpoint is easily accessible by car, and it’s a great destination for hiking enthusiasts looking to explore the area while taking in breathtaking scenery. It’s also a fantastic spot for photography, especially at...
Read moreThis place will certainly offer you a magnificent scenery of the coastal area, including that of the whole territory of Monaco. The round-trip hike from Cap d'Ail Tourist Office to the summit won't take you more than two hours no matter whichever route you wanna take. You can also drive all the way up to Tête de Chien. Keep in mind that there are usually lots of people visiting the place especially during the daytime, though.
Recent Update: due to the restriction of COVID, the city council has blocked some of the trails. Plan...
Read moreCalming scenic walk up with view on the Côte d’Azur , Nice and Monaco. Totally recommend an early morning hike or a few hours before sunset for an enjoyable view ! once you walk up the road from the parking you will come across a gate which has an entrance for people on its right, walk up the road until you reach a plaque with a pathway leading to a tunnel like passage. From there you can either walk straight onto the rocks or to the right side where the viewing point wall is...
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