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Argens (fleuve) walks
Le Cannet - Entraygues
Visorando Member
8.48 mi
+981 ft
-981 ft
4h 45
Moderate
Departure from Le Cannet-des-Maures (Var)
Vieux Cannet des Maures, a village of character that is well worth a visit. Entraygues, its inaccessible Saint-Michel cave chapel and the natural arches of the Argens. Following a joint decision (operator, municipalities, etc.), the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Conservatory of Natural Areas has therefore prohibited access to this cave chapel. See § During the hike or nearby.
Bucolic walk near the Argens in search of old bridges
4.09 mi
+148 ft
-135 ft
2h 00
Easy
Departure from Bras (Var)
In search of old bridges over the Argens, passing through vineyards and forest.
Les Arcs-sur-Argens - L'Apié de Raybaud
2.15 mi
+335 ft
-338 ft
1h 15
Easy
Departure from Les Arcs (Var)
A family hike that allows you to discover the banks of the Aille and Argens rivers and explore the flora of the communal forest of Les Arcs-sur-Argens
Cabredor circuit
5.00 mi
+531 ft
-548 ft
2h 45
Easy
Departure from Les Arcs (Var)
This circular is ideal for a lovely family outing. Its largely shaded route offers beautiful views of the Argens, the Barres de Pouaré and the Rocher de Roquebrune.
This circuit also offers the opportunity to climb to the summit of Cabredor and cross the oppidum that occupies it.
The Thoronet Abbey Circular
8.37 mi
+728 ft
-712 ft
4h 30
Moderate
Departure from Le Thoronet (Var)
A circular starting from Thoronet Abbey, allowing you to visit it. Through vineyards, forests and pretty, peaceful hamlets on tracks, paths and small country roads.
Les Manjas de Perus
7.30 mi
+663 ft
-663 ft
3h 55
Moderate
Departure from Le Thoronet (Var)
A circular on the heights of Le Thoronet takes you through vineyards, olive groves and hamlets to the banks of the Argens river, where you can take a break in the cool. The name of the route is known as "Manjas de Perus", which translates as "wild pear eaters", linked to the poverty of the isolated hamlets.
Roquebrune rock circular
3.81 mi
+1,155 ft
-1,155 ft
2h 45
Difficult
Departure from Roquebrune-sur-Argens (Var)
This walk allows you to climb Roquebrune Rock without retracing your steps.
The Vallon des Baumes and the Val Obscur
4.13 mi
+627 ft
-614 ft
2h 25
Easy
Departure from Correns (Var)
In the heart of the Vallon Sourn, where the Argens river winds its way, this short circular walk will take you through the Défens forest near Les Bessillon, via the Vallon des Baumes and the Val Obscur.
At the end of the walk, a refreshing dip in the Argens will do you good.
Discovering Montfort-sur-Argens
3.61 mi
+541 ft
-525 ft
2h 10
Easy
Departure from Montfort-sur-Argens (Var)
This is an ideal short route to aid digestion and discover the diversity of the Montfort-sur-Argens area: vineyards, olive trees, terraces, huts, heath and forest, stone paths and red earth tracks. I love the diversity of this route, not to mention the views of the village, the Petit and Gros Bessillon hills. The start and finish of the route allow you to explore the picturesque streets of the old village. No particular difficulty.
Where the Cauron and Argens rivers meet
5.49 mi
+397 ft
-400 ft
2h 50
Easy
Departure from Bras (Var)
Discover two rivers via beautiful green trails covered in flowers in spring, but watch out for mosquitoes. Enjoy the stunning Chute du Tombereau waterfall and cross vineyards and olive groves.
The Sommet des Terriers and its menhirs
8.25 mi
+1,135 ft
-1,148 ft
1.5 hrs
Moderate
Departure from Les Arcs (Var)
From the car park at the confluence of the Argens and the Aille, a mountain bike ride along the DFCI track or small trails to the Sommet des Terriers and the menhir site. Return via a fairly fast-riding route – a real treat for downhill riders.
The Rocher de Roquebrune-sur-Argens from Le Muy
8.50 mi
+1,713 ft
-1,709 ft
5h 25
Difficult
Departure from Le Muy (Var)
An alternative to the classic routes to reach the Trois Croix at the summit of the Rocher de Roquebrune, starting from Le Muy. A varied, relatively demanding circular route, with some steep climbs and technical descents that will require the use of your hands. ⚠️ Several handrails and safety equipment are provided.
Near Le Vinaigrier
24.04 mi
+1,932 ft
-1,909 ft
3 hrs
Moderate
Departure from Vidauban (Var)
A beautiful, very hilly route. Magnificent views of the Argens valley, crossing the confluence with the Aille. The difficulty really begins at the sixteenth kilometre, reaching almost the summit of Le Vinaigrier. The route alternates between tarmac, dirt tracks, with or without ruts depending on the season, and stony tracks with varying amounts of roots. In short, a demanding and attractive route.
Petit and Grand Peyloubier via Castel Diou
27.51 mi
+1,995 ft
-1,975 ft
3 hrs
Moderate
Departure from Vidauban (Var)
A very picturesque route which, when the weather conditions are right, allows you to observe the Pic de l'Ours on the Estelle on one side and Notre-Dames des Anges on the Maures on the other, from the vicinity of the summit of Castel Diaou. You'll pass through a multitude of different landscapes in the woods, valleys and ridges. You follow the Argens and the Aille, and cross them after, or even before, overlooking them.
Lake Sainte-Suzanne – Le Val – Fort de Correns, starting from Carcès
25.65 mi
+1,047 ft
-1,047 ft
3 hrs
Moderate
Departure from Carcès (Var)
This cycle route will take you on a journey through the green heart of Provence, past its lakes and castles. It will guide you through the Provençal countryside, taking in charming traditional villages, lakes, vineyards and olive groves, along quiet roads and paths suitable for hybrid bikes. You’ll be free to stop off, for as long as you like, at your own pace, in the small villages to explore them.
Hike between plains and low mountains starting from Vidauban
25.30 mi
+2,119 ft
-2,116 ft
2.5 hrs
Moderate
Departure from Vidauban (Var)
A beautiful hike between plains and low mountains, offering sumptuous landscapes. Start at the Aille and, after a few kilometres, tackle the first 3 km climb. Descend for 2 kilometres before tackling the hardest part: a climb of about 6 kilometres that starts on a track that is half sand, half earth, before turning into a stony track.