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A peaceful hike near Pélissane, which partly follows the route of an ancient Roman road.

A short hike along the Marseille Canal in the heath.

A short hike above Istres with views of the Étang de Berre and La Crau.

A short walk along the Craponne Canal (Arles branch), then through the Chambremont heath.

A gentle hike to start your holiday in the Forez mountains.

A short walk near Salon-de-Provence offering views of arid vegetation on the hillsides and denser vegetation in the valley. Please note: there appears to be a private property issue at (1) after crossing the ford. => User comment on 28 January 2025.At this location, the signs were very dissuasive: the first one saying: "No unauthorised access. Sworn guard", the second: "Private property - no trespassing" and the third: "Danger - traps".

A short but fairly challenging hike at the foot of the Défens d'Eyguières.

The Foz de Lumbier is a gorge carved out of the mountain by the Irati River. Both ends are narrow, making it an exceptional nature reserve. The Foz can be traversed without difficulty via a path that follows the route of an old railroad line.

A short walk around one of the most remarkable sites in the Bardenas Reales, a very arid area in the south-west of the Autonomous Community of Navarre.

A circular to discover one of the curiosities of Beaumes-de-Venise.

A mountain hike on the Emparis plateau with views of La Meije.This hike can be completed over several days. Message from the moderators: You are in a Sensitive Natural Area (Natura 2000) which is subject to specific regulations (for more information on this SNA and available accommodation, see the practical information).

A hike in the Lançon hills to discover an ancient Gallic farm, the Chappe Telegraph and several viewpoints over the Étang de Berre lagoon.

A short route to explore the surroundings of Petit Calan and the Badon arboretum.

A climb to a pass, followed by a descent of roughly the same length, with two beautiful lakes to admire. This walk also gives you the chance to compare the two sides of the mountain, which are quite different.

A hike between the Queyras and the Upper Pellice Valley, in four stages, of moderate duration, from refuge to refuge. This route is accessible by public transport.

A short tour of Saint-Chamas, its town centre, the Notre-Dame Chapel with a view of the Étang de Berre, the Pont Flavien, a Roman ruin, and the Vallon de la Touloubre.

This hike takes you through the Parc de la Poudrerie in Saint-Chamas (please note the opening hours; see Practical Information), as well as the medieval village of Miramas-le-Vieux. You can see the old buildings, exhibitions on site and, with a bit of luck, spot some birds.Following the GPX track may prove useful.