Chapelle Notre-Dame d'Orgnon (Saint-Zacharie) walks

This lovely walk starts at the Hostellerie de la Sainte-Baume and heads to Saint-Zacharie. It passes through the fabulous site of the Huveaune springs, where the water forms waterfalls from one pool to the next. It’s all completely natural. It’s one of the region’s most beautiful spots, especially when there’s water. The trail then passes through the pretty Taurelle valley before descending towards the Source des Nayes and Saint-Zacharie.

A lovely walk above Cuges-Les-Pins. The Jas de Sylvain is a restored former sheepfold which offers free overnight accommodation for a few walkers in basic comfort. Beautiful panoramic views over the Cuges plain. The walk is accessible at the start and finish via the free Pays d’Aubagne et de l’Étoile bus route No. 11.

This walk connects Cuges-les-Pins to the Hostellerie (Plan d’Aups), passing through the Sainte-Baume ridges, the Col du Saint-Pilon and the Grotto of Mary Magdalene. On the ridges, the 360-degree panoramic views are magnificent. The Grotto of Mary Magdalene is steeped in history and spirituality, as it is said that the saint spent the last 30 years of her life there. This walk is the first stage of a two-day trip, fully accessible via the free bus network of the Pays d’Aubagne et de l’Étoile. The walk starts from Cuges-les-Pins (free bus route 11). At the end of the first day’s walk, the Hostellerie de la Sainte Baume offers affordable accommodation. The following day, the walk continues from the Hostellerie to Saint-Zacharie (free bus routes 8 and 9).

A beautiful two-day hike starting from Cuges, climbing to the ridges of Sainte Baume where the panoramic views across the whole of Provence and the Alps are magnificent. Descent via the Col du Saint-Pilon and the Grotto of Mary Magdalene, steeped in history and spirituality. Overnight stay at the Hostellerie de la Sainte Baume. The following day, the descent takes you past the Huveaune springs, La Taurelle farm, then the picturesque Source des Nayes and Saint-Zacharie. At both ends of the route, the walk is accessible via the free public transport network of the Pays d’Aubagne et de l’Étoile.

This lovely walk, winding from valley to valley, takes you from Peypin to the Col du Marseillais. Stunning views of Sainte-Victoire, as well as of Roquevaire and the Huveaune valley from the pass. Then the descent back down to the village of La Destrousse. - The walk is accessible at the start and finish via the free bus network of the Pays d’Aubagne et de l’Etoile (line 17).

A very lovely walk linking Carnoux to Cassis through the hills. Panoramic views of Cassis and Sainte Baume. Botanical trail. The walk is fully accessible by bus.

Route along the ridges of Montagne Sainte-Victoire from Puyloubier to the Anchois car park (leave a car there). A fairly long hike, with a few tricky sections (chains) and slippery patches depending on the season. Magnificent 360° views. 11/09/2024: The Imoucha trail will be closed for 3 months, from 1 October to 31 December (2024 and 2025). The hike cannot be undertaken during these periods. See practical information.

The free Pays d'Aubagne et de l'Étoile bus network offers some unique routes. For example, line 10 (Aubagne Station – La Treille) will drop you off at La Treille, just a stone’s throw from Marcel Pagnol’s grave. You can then head into the hills where he filmed his movies. You will then pass through the magnificent Font de Mai estate. Afterwards, you can return to Aubagne on bus route 14 (Éoures – Aubagne Station). Please note that these buses do not run on Sundays.

This beautiful walk connects the village of La Penne-sur-Huveaune with Carnoux-en-Provence via the hills. Magnificent panoramic views of the Ruissatel, the Garlaban, the Huveaune valley, the Escourtines valley and Marseille. A lovely stretch through the Candolle cliff. Botanical trail.

A lovely walk starting from La Penne-sur-Huveaune that takes you through pine forests to the summit of La Candolle. An easy path winds its way along the cliff face, offering magnificent views of Sainte-Baume, the Huveaune valley, Garlaban and the Bay of Marseille. The descent takes you back down to La Pérussonne and Le Charrel. The free bus on Line 6, which connects with the free tram, takes you back to the starting point, and the tram takes you back to the city centre. 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.