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Le Rayol - Le Canadel, sea and ridges

This is a short loop offering beautiful views of the Mediterranean coast on varied and sometimes challenging terrain.
The trail starts among beautiful villas with sea views, then follows a balcony path above the coastline to a lovely beach, and returns via an old railway line.
This walk is best suited to sure-footed walkers who are not afraid of tackling the climbs right from the start.
Around Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer

A beautiful loop where you can enjoy all the scents of Mediterranean flora and magnificent views throughout the hike. The route has a steep climb at the start, but this is quickly forgotten thanks to the views it offers. Although part of the route is on a tarmac road, this is fine as there is always something to look at.
The Cap Lardier and Cap Taillat loop

This loop takes you along a narrow, steep and sometimes rugged coastal path, but the turquoise waters and unspoilt wildlife of the two headlands are well worth the detour.
Cap Taillat and Cap Lardier from Gigaro beach

To the south of the Saint-Tropez peninsula lies a vast natural area with virtually no housing. Only a few forest tracks and rare paths criss-cross this protected natural site dotted with steep hills and a few valleys where vines flourish. All around, the Mediterranean Sea laps against a preserved shoreline, where a few beaches protected by Cap Lardier and Cap Taillat invite you to take a refreshing break.
The balconies of Cavalière

Park in the car park next to the town hall annex and the post office. A superb view and a good little climb, a bit too much tarmac for me. Very well signposted, it's a superb loop.
From Escalet to Cap Taillat

A beautiful walk along the coast on an easy trail in a protected area.
Be careful in rough seas at the start of the circuit, as there is a section at risk of flooding.
Grimaud Heritage Loop
Between nature and town, this loop takes in Grimaud and its must-sees: the Chapelle Saint-Roch, the Pont des Fées and the Vallon de la Garde on the outskirts of the village, the church of Saint-Michel, the village's typical narrow streets, the Tour de l'Horloge, the Chapelle des Pénitents and the Château de Grimaud.
Coastal path from Camarat to L'Escalet

An easy hike along the coast between the Camarat lighthouse and L'Escalet on the Saint-Tropez peninsula.
Enjoy beautiful Mediterranean landscapes between pine trees and turquoise water. When you arrive, a refreshing dip at the magnificent Escalet beach will do you the world of good!
The Crests of La Chartreuse de la Verne

A walk through the crests of the Maures forest.
A breathtaking landscape taking in the Mediterranean and the Alps.
Summit of the Ermitage from the Chartreuse de la Verne

A short loop with superb views, to be done before or after visiting the charterhouse.
The Chemin du Bargidon

An easy hike starting from Super Lavandou and following the Chemin du Bargidon. Exceptional views throughout the hike over the bay of Bormes and Le Lavandou, the Hyères islands and even as far as Toulon. When you reach the Route des Crêtes, the view becomes sublime!
Fossette Beach via the coastal path from Le Lavandou

A somewhat challenging hike from Le Lavandou to La Plage de la Fossette via the coastal path. Walk along a rocky trail with several views of the coastline.
On the coastal path in Saint-Tropez

A lovely easy walk, most of it by the sea.
Pic de San Peïre

Superbe vue des environs, notamment sur le Golfe de Saint-Tropez.
The Menhirs of the Lambert Plateau from the Croix d'Anselme

A short loop in the heart of the Maures forest to admire the Menhirs de Lambert. Part of the route is on a paved road (but closed to traffic) and wide forest tracks.
Les Roches Blanches, La Croix des Maures and Fort Freinet

In the hinterland of Saint-Tropez, a beautiful hike allows you to discover the old town of La Garde-Freinet, beautiful landscapes of heathland and cork oak forests, as well as the Roches Blanches, a rocky outcrop of quartz. Not to mention the Croix des Maures and Fort Freinet, carved into the rock in the Middle Ages.