As a tourist planning a visit to Haute Maurienne Vanoise, I'm interested in the 'incontournables'. Please list all the 'incontournables' visible on the main page after scrolling. Then, navigate to the page for 'Le Mont-Cenis' and provide its average altitude, two historical figures who used it as a passage, and one unique natural feature mentioned on its page.
Navigate to 'https://www.haute-maurienne-vanoise.com/decouvrir/les-incontournables/'. Scroll down the page sufficiently to reveal all listed 'incontournables'. List the names of all 'incontournables' visible on the page. Click on the link for 'Le Mont-Cenis'. On the 'Le Mont-Cenis' page, identify and extract its average altitude. Identify and extract the names of two historical figures mentioned who used the Mont-Cenis pass. Identify and extract one unique natural feature mentioned on the page. State the full list of 'incontournables' and the extracted details for 'Le Mont-Cenis'.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Les incontournables' page. The agent scrolls down the page to reveal all, or at least a comprehensive list, of 'incontournables'. The agent accurately lists the names of all visible 'incontournables' (e.g., 'Les forts de l'Esseillon', 'Le Mont-Cenis', 'Le Fort de Ronce', 'Le Parc national de la Vanoise', 'La Cascade Saint-Benoît', 'Le Barrage du Mont-Cenis'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Le Mont-Cenis' page. The agent states the average altitude of Le Mont-Cenis as '2000 mètres'. The agent identifies and states two historical figures who used the pass, such as 'Charlemagne' and 'Napoléon'. The agent identifies and states one unique natural feature, such as its 'micro-climat' or 'Jardin Alpin'.