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Castellane - Senez
Route Napoléon via theGR®® 406 – Stage 4/6: Castellane – Senez
Our Lady of the Rock
Through Castellane and along shaded paths, visit the famous and renowned Notre Dame du Roc.
Robion Tower
A magnificent hike overlooking the Verdon. Very little traffic.
Siréniens site at the start of the Col des Lèques
Hidden within the Tabori Ravine lies one of the most remarkable sites in the Haute-Provence Geological Nature Reserve. A veritable marine graveyard dating back 40 million years, the Siréniens fossil site contains over two hundred bones of marine mammals closely related to today’s dugongs.
La Ferme Brûlée
A short hike with beautiful views of the lakes of Chaudanne and Castillon, La Barre Rousse and the Crête du Teillon.
Circular walk around Le Bourguet
A pleasant walk through the Le Bourguet forest, with the added bonus, in summer, of possibly encountering a herd of goats watched over by a Pyrenean Shepherd dog.
At the foot of the Cadières de Brandis via the Chapelle Saint-Jean
Chasteuil, like Villars-Brandis, is a hamlet nestled at the foot of the Cadières de Brandis cliffs. Initially abandoned in the early 20th century, it has been revitalised since the 1970s.
This walk stays at a high altitude, following a path that runs almost entirely along a ledge above the Verdon.
The tiny Saint-Jean Chapel offers a magnificent view of the Cadières de Brandis, and rumour has it that the Templars’ treasure can be found there.
Montagne de Robion via the Saint-Trophime Chapel
A beautiful hike that takes us to the Saint-Trophime Chapel and the summit for a view of the entire Verdon and the Pre-Alps.
The Barre du Pidanoux starting from Saint-Julien-du-Verdon
The Barre du Pidanoux hike overlooks Lake Castillon and the village of Saint-Julien-du-Verdon. It offers exceptional panoramic views.
Note: The entire hike is marked with yellow lines.
The Pic de Chamatte, starting from Vergons
A very lovely walk leading to the Pic de Chamatte at an altitude of 1,879 metres. This walk may prove challenging due to the elevation gain for inexperienced walkers. However, there are no technical sections. Only the descent requires a sense of direction. The path, although marked on the map, is barely visible in places. From the summit, a magnificent 360° view awaits you, taking in the Mercantour, the Verdon massifs and Lac du Castillon.
Hill of Clare
A hike to the end of the world. The starting village is very sparsely populated, with about ten inhabitants, and the trail is very quiet except perhaps during mushroom season.
Rougon via the bridges of Carajuan, Sautet and Tusset, passing through Trigance
A beautiful circular loop for admiring the Gorges du Verdon in a more intimate way and from different viewpoints. Sumptuous panoramic views of the Grand Canyon and Colle de Breïs and, of course, Point Sublime. A challenging route, well suited to trail runners: it climbs for most of the route but with a reasonable gradient. Then comes a short but fairly steep descent, which proved less difficult than it looked.
The Suech Plateau
Overlooking the village of Rougon and located at an altitude of over 1,200 metres, the Plateau du Suech offers beautiful panoramic views where, with a little luck, you can admire the griffon vultures of the Verdon.
From Trigance to the Verdon
Hike starting from the beautiful village of Trigance and leading to a viewpoint overlooking the Gorges du Verdon.The circular route follows marked GR® or PR® paths for almost its entire length.
Senez - La Clappe
Route Napoléon via theGR®® 406 - Stage 5/6: Senez - La Clappe.
The Samson Corridor tunnels and the Trescaïre towers
This round trip route takes you to the Samson Corridor, which marks the entrance to the Grand Canyon. It will take you through the tunnels of the Blanc-Martel trail to the Trescaïre viewpoint.The trail follows the Blanc-Martel trail, but is much more accessible and offers a unique experience thanks to the tunnels.The indicated elevation gain, calculated automatically, is incorrect.See the practical information section for details of the minimum equipment required.
Clue de la Melle
A hike above the Asse Valley offering views of the narrow Melle Gorges and the landscapes of the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence.
You can climb to 1,200 metres, where an isolated chapel on the plateau is the only remnant of a hamlet that was home to great acts of resistance before being destroyed.
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