Mont Cenis is a mountain pass located in the French Alps, connecting France and Italy. It stands at an elevation of 2,083 meters (6,831 feet) and is part of the larger Cottian Alps range. The pass has historical significance, having been used since ancient times for trade and military routes. The area around Mont Cenis is known for its stunning natural beauty, featuring picturesque landscapes, lakes, and hiking trails. The Mont Cenis Lake, created by a dam, is a popular spot for outdoor activities such as fishing and boating. The region attracts tourists year-round, offering opportunities for both summer and winter sports.