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The Calanques of Port Miou, Port Pin and En Vau from Cassis

The beauty of the cliffs overlooking the sea.
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply could result in a fine of up to €1,500.
The Port Miou car park is no longer accessible, see reviews
The Calanques of Port-Miou, Port-Pin and En-Vau

A pleasant day-long hike through three calanques for experienced hikers. No major difficulties except for a slightly tricky descent towards the Calanque d'en-Vau.
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fine of up to £1,000.
The Calanques of Port Miou, Port Pin and En Vau from Cassis

This hike along the calanques will take your breath away.
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fine of up to €1,500.
Mont Gibaou, Baou Redon and the Grotte des Janots from Cassis

This hike from Cassis will take you to Mont Gibaou and Baou Redon between Cassis and Roquefort-La-Bédoule, following old orange markings in some places. These viewpoints offer a 360° view of the Calanques, the Etoile mountain range, the Garlaban, the Sainte-Baume massif, La Ciotat and the Gulf of Love, and the Bay of Cassis. You will descend through the Bois de la Marcouline and visit the Grotte des Janots, an ideal cave for exploring the underground world.
The Calanque d'En-Vau from the Col de la Gardiole

This is a short, beautiful hike that descends to the Calanque d'En-Vau, avoiding the main access route, which is very busy. There are no particular difficulties, except perhaps the descent into the calanque valley, which is a little steep and stony.
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fine of up to €1,500.
Circuit of the valleys at the foot of the Col de la Gardiole

A circuit deep in the Calanques Marseille-Cassis, off the beaten track.
Grand tour of the Devenson Cliffs

This challenging hike in the Calanques National Park takes you across the entire Devenson cliffs via the Col de la Candelle. The views are exceptional: Calanque de Sugiton, Île Riou, Devenson cliffs, Aiguille de l'Essaidon, Cap Canaille and Soubeyrannes cliffs, a summary of the main sites in the area. However, it is only suitable for people who know how to find their way and are comfortable on difficult terrain, including climbing and descending passages, with a significant cumulative elevation gain. The multitude of markings also presents a particular challenge, but the reward is well worth the effort.This hike takes place in the Calanques National Park: please respect the regulations in force. See practical information.
The Devenson Cliffs

A magnificent hike through the calanques, with a route that runs along the edge of the Falaises de Devenson. Splendid panoramic views of the Calanques, Cap Canaille, the Îles de Riou, Mont Carpiagne, Sainte-Baume, Pic de Bertagne and, weather permitting, the Alps, when you reach the highest point of the Crête de l'Estret.
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fine of up to €1,500.
Mont Gibaou, Bois de la Marcouline

A short but enjoyable hike to discover Mont Gibaou, with amazing views of Roquefort-la-Bédoule and its surroundings, followed by a stroll through the forests of Bois de la Marcouline and a return along pleasant paths.
The Soubeyranes Cliffs with return via the Dent du Chat from La Ciotat

A fairly classic hike that allows us to admire the high cliffs of Cassis and the caves and the Dent du Chat with its amazing stone arch.
Ceyreste loop via the Pas d'Ouillier and the Cabanon des Gardes

An unusual departure from the Athélia area in La Ciotat towards the Pas d'Ouillier via the Vallon de Roumagoua to the Cabanon des Gardes with a descent to the Vallon de Gendarme via the Gouffre Durand. Beautiful views of La Ciotat and the Gulf of Sanary as far as Les Embiez dot the path.
The Coastal Path between La Garde and the Bec de l'Aigle Semaphore

This challenging and technical route, which is exposed in places (please read the description carefully), starts from La Garde in La Ciotat and takes you close to part of the Soubeyranes Cliffs between Notre-Dame de la Garde and the Bec de l'Aigle semaphore. You will discover the unique characteristics of these cliffs, made of a mixture of sandstone, puddingstone and limestone. On the way back, you will cross ancient terraces and the ruins of forgotten farms before returning to your starting point via a small road.
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La Penne-sur-Huveaune Forest

A beautiful, easy walk along a gravel forest path surrounded by holm oaks and pines. Some sections are in the sun. The route is ideal for a peaceful stroll... or a jog.
For enthusiasts, there are numerous geocaching caches along the route.
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fine of up to €1,500.
The Languilard viewpoint in Aubagne

The Languilard plateau above Carnoux offers a wide panorama of the town of Aubagne and the Garlaban. At the end of the route, there is a discovery trail with information panels about the plants of our region.
Around Mont Puget from Col de la Gineste

A magnificent sea and mountain hike in the Calanques National Park.
Mont Puget via the Mestrallet valley

There is a fairly steep climb to Mont Puget, where you will pass through some very pleasant spots, such as small gorges between towering rocks and a small cirque covered with ivy.
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fine of up to €1,500.
East peak of Mont Lantin and Escourtines balcony

Hike in the least frequented part of the Calanques National Park: the Saint Cyr massif. It is located in the easternmost part on the slopes of Mont Lantin (571 m).
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fine of up to €1,500.
La Ciotat and Cap Canaille

Hike exploring the sights and features of Cape Canaille.
The Coves of Marseille
Beautiful scenery, a great day out and if you want lunch by the sea, head to Sugiton cove. It’s wonderful.
Calanques - The Arbutus Walk (Arbutus unedo)

This easy walk allows you to admire the arbutus trees, especially during the last two months of the year. At this time of year, these trees are still in bloom and their red and orange fruits light up the landscape. This walk also offers beautiful views of the Bay of Marseille (Frioul Islands, Col de Sugiton, Île Riou) and Mont Puget.
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fine of up to €1,500.
The Sugiton, Morgiou, Triperie, and Sormiou coves

A walk with breathtaking views of four coves (calanques)
The Corniches Paretti, the Calanque du Devenson, the Couloir des Huluberlus

This route, combining hiking and climbing, will take you from Luminy to the Calanque du Devenson, reputed to be the most difficult of the Calanques to access, via the Balcon du Socle de La Candelle, the Pas de l'Oeil de Verre and the Corniches Paretti.
The ascent will be via the Corniche Aérienne and the Couloir des Huluberlus. The more traditional return route will take you along the Crête du Devenson, the Vallon de La Candelle and the Sentier des Treize Contours before returning to Luminy.
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fine of up to €1,500.
Cap Morgiou with return via the ridges and the Col de Morgiou

A beautiful, challenging loop with some tricky climbs and stunning views.
Cap Morgiou is an archaeological site. Everything seems to date from 1811 to 1813, but there is no evidence to suggest that it was fortified in 1614.
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fine of up to €1,500.
The coves of Sugiton and Morgiou

A walk to the coves (calques) of Luminy estate in Marseille with exceptional views
Croix de Saint-Marcel and Vallon de la Barasse

This is a very pleasant hike that first takes you to the heights of Saint-Marcel with a superb view of Marseille, the Île du Frioul, the Garlaban massif and Sainte-Baume. It continues in the Barasse valley on a path that runs along the Eaux Vives stream.
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fine of up to €1,500.
Roc de la Croix

Superb 7 km mountain bike/electric mountain bike ride, strongly not recommended for anyone who is not an experienced rider.
You are in the Calanques National Park. This short ride can be extended by adding on another route. There is a 4 m portage and a 60 m push.
Calanques of Sormiou, Triperie and Morgiou from Sormiou

Starting from Sormiou, this hike offers beautiful views of three calanques: Sormiou, La Triperie and Morgiou. It also allows for swimming breaks at the start, during or at the end of the hike.
You are in the Calanques National Park, which is subject to specific regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fine of up to £1,000.
Tête du Douard

This circular hike starting from Gémenos will take you to the summit of the Tête du Douard, via a varied route that favours walking on trails, avoiding tracks as much as possible. This beautiful viewpoint offers a view of the Pic de Bertagne, the Montagne Sainte-Victoire, the Huveaune valley with Marseille in the background, the Bay of Cassis and the Grand Caunet massif. Along the way, you will climb the Gorges de la Petite Sainte-Baume with its unique atmosphere.
Le Garlaban via the Scolopendres trail

A beautiful loop with spectacular views at the top and a return via the Vallon des Piches, which offers views over the whole of Marseille.
Le Garlaban via the Vallon des Piches in the footsteps of Marcel Pagnol

This is an exciting hike that combines the appeal of hiking with cultural interest. Throughout the circuit, you will discover the locations where Marcel Pagnol's works were filmed.
In addition, at the top of Garlaban, the view is breathtaking, with a 360° panorama of Marseille, the Mediterranean Sea and the beginning of the Côte d'Azur, as well as the surrounding landscape, including La Sainte-Victoire and the Sainte-Baume mountain range.
Garlaban and the peak of Taoumé

Circuit following in Marcel Pagnol's footsteps, passing by the Baume du Plantier (Manon’s Cave) then reaching the legendary Garlaban. The return journey passes by the peak of Taoumé and Grosibou Cave and ending with the Vallon de Passe-Temps.
Garladan variant

From the vallons de Préscator and des Piches to the Garladan summit, this hike allows you to immerse yourself in the natural world that Marcel Pagnol grew up in. This itinerary, with its many well-known sites, is above all a variation on the Garladan and is in no way intended to replace the guided tours offered by the tourist office.
Rock carvings in the Garlaban Massif

Have you heard of the rock carvings in the Garlaban massif? This route takes you there, where you can admire them in peace. The path is not easy, but it offers beautiful views of the mountains surrounding Marseille and the Bellons. On the way down, you will discover the Baume du Plantier (Manon's cave), the Vallon des Piches, the Ferme d'Angèle and the Puits de Raimu.
At the foot of the Baume de Passe-Temps

Short hike to reach the foot of the Baume de Passe-Temps. Pass through the Col d'Aubignane before descending into the Passe-Temps valley. Nice view of the surrounding peaks: Tête Rouge and Taoumé.
Le Garlaban and Le Taoumé in the footsteps of Marcel Pagnol

Set off to discover these famous places in the Aubagne region: Puits de Raimu, Mas de Massacan, Col d'Aubignane, Pierres gravées de Louis Douard, Col et Sommet du Garlaban, Puits du Mûrier, Baume Sourne, Pic du Taoumé, Grotte de Grosibou, Pas du Loup and Pierre Gravée du Berger, Jas de Batisto, Tête Ronde, Barres du Saint Esprit and the ruins of the village of Aubignane from the film Regain.
Pic de Bertagne from Saint-Pons Park

On the way to Pic de Bertagne from Parc de Saint-Pons via the south side. The return journey will be via La Glacière and the abbey.
The Pic de Bertagne via the Pas de Cugens

Climb to the highest point of the Bouches-du-Rhône, located at the eastern end of the Sainte-Baume Massif.
Parc de la Vallée de Saint-Pons in Gémenos

A beautiful, very easy walk in the Saint-Pons valley, in the heart of a well-maintained departmental park, towards the former abbey of the same name. A very shady walk along a tributary of the Huveaune, where you can discover old mills from the 17th and 18th centuries. Great fun for children and largely accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Tuny refuge

An easy, short hike where you can grill your meal.
Petit Tuny

This trail is another way of getting to the Petit Tuny hut. On this trail, you stay off the DFCI tracks as much as possible, by taking non-waymarked paths instead. At the highest point of the route, you will have a wonderful view over Garlaban, the Huveaune Valley and Bertagne Peak.
Tuny refuge via the Vallon des Seigneurs and the Vallon Saint-Clair

This is a beautiful loop with a very steady climb through a picturesque valley, under tunnels of vegetation and magnificent suspended rocks. There are splendid views of the Huveaune valley, Géménos, Aubagne and Marseille. Next, pass by the very welcoming Tuny refuge and descend via the Vallon de Saint Clair, which also offers beautiful landscapes of steep rocks.