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Cagne (fleuve) walks
Circuit from the Saint-Michel Chapel to Coursegoules
Panoramic hike to discover the remains of the past.
Vescagne Waterfall at the start of the Col de Vence
A very pretty little hike. Walk through beautiful undergrowth, descend into a deep valley, discover the remains of an old mine, cross a river and reach a magnificent waterfall.
The Launes de la Cagne in Vence
This lovely little walk, via the Riou trail, will take you to the banks of a pretty river, La Cagne.
Young and old alike can enjoy the deep pools and waterfalls.
A geographical curiosity. A very beautiful spot.
23/04/2024: The hike is only accessible up to point 3 due to work being carried out after heavy rain.
Le Bau de Saint-Jean via Pey Subert
A very pleasant circular route to discover the Plateau de Saint-Barnabé and enjoy a remarkable view of the Loup valley.
This route presents no particular difficulties except for the climb to the summit of Bau de Saint-Jean, where caution is advised.
This route is very well marked.
Cheiron Mountain
Superb hike along a long ridge with endless views across the entire department.
The hike is quite long but can be extended for the more athletic by passing through Coursegoules or even Bézaudin.
The luckiest hikers will catch a glimpse of Corsica in good weather.
It is common to see chamois and marmots.
The return via Vespluis and Les Miroirs (no difficulty) allows you to admire the entire ridge and the south-facing slope of this mountain in pastoral tranquillity.
Circular Saint-Barnabé starting from Coursegoules
A circular route with superb views of the pretty village of Coursegoules and the Saint-Barnabé plateau. Photos taken in the snow, but the landscapes are just as beautiful without.
The western trails of Coursegoules
After exploring the old streets of Coursegoules and seeing its sights, this is a beautiful hike that surprises with the beauty of its trails and paths, passing through three different wooded areas of pine, oak and beech trees, sometimes winding through terraced fields offering lovely views of the Cime du Cheiron.