Alpen-Panoramen, Panorama der Alpen

The Dent de Crolles is amongst the highest summits of the idyllic Chartreuse mountains range, in the French region of Isère.
The name is due to the characteristic "tooth-like" profile of this summit as seen from the Grenoble area, and the small town of Crolles that lies 1800 lower in the Isère Valley. Its west face is a huge vertical wall, while the other sides are easier to climb and offer an easy access.
The Dent de Crolles boasts one of the most complex and vast cave systems in Europe. This karstic labyrinth has been widely explored, and it is reported to include more than 58 km of caves and passageways to date.
Other than speleologists, the Dent de Crolles is a classic destination for a turmoil of hikers, and more recently, it became a popular launch site for paragliding pilots and some brave base jumpers.
On clear days, the panorama is surely worth the effort to get to the top.
As I am not very familiar to this region, I couldn't mark many names of the surrounding summits...