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Col de la Mort d'Imbert walks
Walk from Pétavigne and the Luberon ridge trails.
A superb short hike with a wide variety of flora and fauna. Numerous signs of red foxes.
The Death of Imbert in Manosque
A circular route north of Manosque passing through Bori du Pain de Sucre, Mont des Espels, Cols de la Mort d'Imbert and Cols de Pétavigne.
Walk in the Pélicier forest
A pleasant walk through the woodland of the Pélicier Forest (behind Manosque). You can take a break at several spots thanks to the wooden benches. The forest is criss-crossed by many paths and tracks, making it easy to shorten the route if needed.
The Balconies of Manosque: the Blue Grotto and the Luberon ridge
Les Balcons de Manosque is the title of a series of walks organised by the Manosque Heritage Committee (CPM) that allow you to discover the town’s heritage beyond its walls.
This route takes us along the Luberon ridge and then descends through the "Ravin des Couquières". Amidst a magnificent landscape dominated by woodland, you will discover a troglodyte dwelling, the remains of a clay quarry, the "source des maquisards", a water mine and the mysterious Blue Cave.
Walks near Col de la Mort d'Imbert
Circular walk through the Bois de Saint-Martin in Oraison
A good outing to stretch your legs a bit, just a stone’s throw from Oraison.
From Céreste to Apt via the plain, Auribeau and Saignon
The final stage of this route is long and varied. The first section takes place on the plain at the foot of the Luberon ridges, which were traversed in the opposite direction during the second stage. We then gain altitude, climbing successively to the villages of Glorivette, Castellet-en-Lubéron and Auribeau, the latter two boasting a rich heritage. We then descend all the way, passing through the beautiful village of Saignon along the way.
From Vitrolles to Céreste via Montjustin
The third stage is the shortest of this route. After a very pleasant walk along a track at the foot of wooded hills, we take a narrow path that allows us to cross from the southern to the northern side of the massif. We then climb up to the pretty village of Montjustin, before descending via a ridge offering superb views.