Pelat massif
The Pelat massif are a massif in the French Alps located in the departments of Alpes-de-Haute-Provence and Alpes-Maritimes. Its name comes from the main peak of the massif.
Geography
Main peaks
- Mont Pelat, 3,051 m
- Mount Cimet, 3,020 m
- Téton, 2,969 m
- Trou de l'Aigle, 2,961 m
- Grand Cheval de Bois, 2,838 m
- Sommet des Garrets, 2,822 m
- Sommet de la Frema, 2,747 m
- Grandes Tours du Lac, 2,745 m
- Montagne de l'Avalanche, 2,729 m
- Grand Coyer, 2,693 m
- Tête de l'Encombrette, 2,682 m
- Petit Coyer, 2,580 m
- Mouriès, 2,540 m
- Aiguilles de Pelens, 2,523 m
- Mont Saint-Honorat, 2,520 m
- Puy du Pas Roubinous, 2,516 m
Geology
- schist in the northern, highest zone.
- sedimentary rocks, mainly limestone, sandstone, and marl in the southern part.