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Large car park at Place Jean Moulin (200 spaces).
(Start/Finish) Walk past the Comoni theatre and head down Chemin de la Reboune until you reach Chemin de la Foux.
(1) If you’d like to see the dam up close, turn right and stay as close to the lake as possible to reach the dam, built in 1913 (holding one million cubic metres of water; under construction until June 2022. Unfortunately, the dam is almost empty). The canyon-like effect is impressive.
Otherwise, turn left straight away.
(2) Retrace your steps.
(1) Take the Chemin de la Foux heading north. At the end of the path, a turquoise-blue arrow indicates you should turn right. Follow the concrete spillway to the end. Follow the blue markings to the opposite bank, then carry on.
(3) At a fork, head down to the left to see the Ragas, a Vaucluse exsurgence from the Siou-Blanc massif and, deeper down, a spring that feeds the dam and the Las, a coastal river (150 m deep; at flood stage, the flow can reach 60 m³ per second). Retrace your steps.
(3) Head east along the turquoise-blue trail, which winds its way between two rock faces through a forest that seems enchanted!
(4) Before the Cierge ravine, a cairn with a turquoise-blue stone near a cluster of seven trees marks the start of the recently created path (Dec 2020) on the left. Follow the blue markings until you reach a junction.
(5) The blue path heads left.
If you’re feeling tired, there’s a quicker way back: turn right to reach a forest track, then turn left onto the tarmac Fieraquet path and continue left towards Le Revest.
Otherwise, continue along the path following the blue markings.
(6) Turn left onto theGR®®99until you return to the Le Revest car park (S/E).
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