Châteauneuf-Grasse walks

Along the route, the view stretches from the plain to the coast, with a section running alongside the Canal du Foulon. Moderator’s note: Since March 2022, works on the canal have made this walk impossible. See reviews

Circular route from the Bar-sur-Loup karting track. Gentle climb then hike through oak trees with several views of the Pic des Courmettes, Opio, Châteauneuf-Grasse, then magnificent panorama of the coast, the bay of Cannes and Grasse. Fairly steep descent above Grasse and return along the contour line.

A hike suitable for all, offering a chance to explore the hills above Grasse with beautiful panoramic views of the coast. Passes through the Plateau de Saint-Christophe, a karst landscape. Gentle trails, suitable for all.

A very beautiful circular forest walk through heather, pine trees and rockrose thickets, skirting the woods of Le Rouret and Saint-Jaume. The ridges from elevation 463 to 465 offer views southwards towards the coast and northwards towards the Gorges du Loup. The Baume Robert cave marks the end of this very pleasant walk.

In search of the route of the Siagne Canal between the Saint-Mathieu district in Grasse and Cannes. This hike is over 20 km long but is not difficult. The return journey will be from Cannes station, where you can take either the train or the bus to Grasse station.

This circular hike will take you through the Rouret forest to discover the Roman Camp. The first part goes up the Gorge des Trucs, then you will switch to the north-facing slope of the forest to climb up to the Roman Camp through a wild forest. The summit ridge offers some beautiful views of the valley and the Gorges du Loup to the north and the coastline to the south. On the descent, you will pass through a pretty little valley where the Baume Robert cave is located.

Notre-Dame du Brusc is a Catholic church where archaeological excavations have uncovered an early Christian cemetery and a baptismal font dating from the 6th century. In the 11th century, a large Romanesque church with a basilica layout was built. Partially destroyed during the Wars of Religion, it has undergone successive restorations to give it its current appearance. The church and the land to the south have been listed as Historic Monuments since 20 August 1986.

This walk follows route no. 31 in the Randoxygène 06 "Pays Côtier" guidebook, with a slight variation on the way back, allowing you to see the entrance to the Baume Robert cave. From the oppidum at the summit, of which only a few low walls remain, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the Loup valley, the Cheiron ridge and the villages of Bar-sur-Loup and Gourdon... and on the other side, all the way to the sea.

A very pleasant wooded hike offering beautiful views of the gorges and the Loup valley. The ancient paths used to connect the villages, the buried Canal du Loup on which we walk, its former railway line dating from before 1900, and its terraces bear witness to a commercial and agricultural past from another era.

A very beautiful hike, discovering two very pretty villages in the Pre-Alps: Le-Bar-sur-Loup and Gourdon. Ideal location for beautiful winter hikes. Gourdon's dominant position offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean, from Nice to the Estérel, as well as the surrounding Pre-Alps. You can also discover the Foulon Aqueduct and the Canal du Loup.

This short and beautiful walk follows part ofthe GR®4, which connects Grasse to Caussols. By taking a section of the Route de la Malle, you can enjoy a superb view of the entire Bay of Cannes on a clear day.

This hike follows route no. 33 in the RandOxygène 06 Pays Côtier guidebook. From the Route Napoléon to La Marbrière, which offers a magnificent panorama of Grasse, Cannes and Mandelieu, this hike allows you to stroll near Grasse, with a medium level of difficulty in the woods of La Marbrière.

A circuit combining the discovery of historical heritage and biodiversity. The circuit starts at the12th-century abbey and can end with a visit to the heritage museum and the15th-century village of Valbonne. What's more, this route follows part of the Way of St James from Rome. The biodiversity of Mediterranean flora is also visible throughout the route.

This long hike, mainly through woodland, starts in the charming village of Valbonne and takes you to the small wild valley of Bruguet (dry in summer). After a long stretch of heathland, you will follow the Brague, a small river that can be devastating (see the floods of October 2015) flowing through an almost virgin forest. At the beginning of the season, swimming is possible in a few spots. Moderator's note: there are a few difficulties on this hike; see the comments at the bottom of this page

Circular horse riding trail for exploring the Brague Departmental Nature Park.

The Cavillore plateau hike is a loop along historic paths with a troglodyte fortress hidden in the cliff, a Roman road and the former priory of Saint-Vincent. Throughout the route, you will enjoy magnificent views of the coast and the village of Gourdon. This circuit is a variation of hike no. 1337911, "Plateau du Col de Cavillore". The route is unshaded and easily accessible, even for paragliders flying overhead.

After visiting the hilltop village of Gourdon, the old mule track will take you to a natural site nestled at the bottom of a steep-sided valley. The Gorges du Loup reveal themselves to our eyes. Numerous waterfalls, the Courmes waterfall, the Saut du Loup and aerial views from the Pont de l'Abîme are all on the menu for this beautiful hike.

A very short mini hike with a very gradual and gentle climb. The path is very safe and easy to follow.Very pleasant for a light meal with a panoramic view.

An unusual hike. Discover a small fortress built on the side of a cliff and climb the Colle de Rougiès. This day trip takes you through two areas off the beaten track, including the Cavillore karst plateau. A treat for nature lovers.

A magnificent hike through the wild karst landscapes of the Grasse Pre-Alps. As a bonus, there is a section on a well-preserved Roman road.

This short hike starting from the Domaine des Courmettes will take you to one of the main 360° viewpoints between the Mediterranean Sea and the Mercantour mountains.

A beautiful circular route in the Préalpes d'Azur Regional Nature Park that takes you to Pic de Courmettes, above the Loup valley, then to Puy de Tourrettes, whose summit areas were once used as sheep pastures. The views over the coastal region and the mountain range along the border will not disappoint.