Crêt de la Neuve

The Crêt de la Neuve is a mountain ridge in the Swiss Jura. The summit, which reaches an elevation of 1495 m above sea level, is located above the village of Saint-George in the Canton of Vaud, about 15 km north of the city of Nyon. The area of Crêt de la Neuve is part of the Parc jurassien vaudois.
The Crêt de la Neuve is part of the front Jura chain, stretching from Saint-Cergue over the pass of Col du Marchairuz to Mont Tendre in a southwest-northeast direction. The height ridge is bounded in the northwest by the Combe des Amburnex, a longitudinal hollow in the High Jura. To the southeast, the ridge gradually descends towards the Geneva basin, where the elevated plateaus above the Vaud Côte are located in front of the Jura foot. To the northeast, a long ridge, which is always at least 1400 m high, leads over to Mont Tendre. To the southwest, the ridge slowly descends and ends at the valley of the Ruisseau de la Combe, a spring creek of the Serine in the catchment area of Promenthouse. The Crêt de la Neuve is almost completely forested up to the summit.

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