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Col du Corps de Garde (391m) walks
Croupatier Cave via Le Broussan
Leaving from Garde Pass, a beautiful hike through the Croupatier massif.
Mont Caume
Superb ascent of Mont Caume, which rises to 801 m, with breathtaking views over Toulon Bay and inland.
Le Bau de Quatre Auros via the Pas de la Cavale, at Broussan
This route, which is relatively short but very strenuous, focuses on the climb to Bau de Quatre Auros via the scree corridor of Pas de la Cavale.
Circular route via the Bau de Quatre Aures and the Croupatier
This challenging walk allows you to explore some of the features of these hills overlooking Châteauvallon—whose silhouette is ever-present when you live in the western Var—including the Croupatier and the Bau de Quatre Aures. This route shares a few sections with another walk that includes the Bau, but in the opposite direction, and extends partly along the northern slope towards Le Broussan. Furthermore, we have chosen to take the Pas de la Cavale on the way up and make this the starting point of our route.
Ascent and circuit of Mont Caume
Perched at an altitude of 801 m, Mont Caume is one of the four ‘Toulon brothers’ that frame the city. Above all, it is the highest; its summit is very barren as it is highly exposed to winds and the vagaries of the weather. All these features make climbing it a must and well worth the effort. The suggested walk takes you almost all the way round it.
Walks near Col du Corps de Garde (391m)
The coastline between Six-Fours and Sanary
This easy route will take you to Bonnegrâce Beach and the wild coastline of Sanary, as well as offering a glimpse into the history of this cradle of underwater exploration.
Tour of the southern side of the Saint-Mandrier peninsula
To fully enjoy this short hike, it is advisable to start from the Toulon pier and cross the beautiful harbour on board a Mistral boat. The hike itself allows you to discover the south coast and the beautiful panoramas of the Saint Mandrier-sur-Mer peninsula.
Loop of the Crêtes de Notre-Dame du Mai and its coastal path
A challenging walk with magnificent views and interesting historical points of interest.
Le Pradet coastal route and customs officers' path.
Le Pradet is a true paradise for hikers. Its trails offer exceptional views of the Mediterranean, fascinating historical remains and unspoilt nature. This coastal path winds between beaches and cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the sea. It leads to Garonne Beach, passing by coves and exceptional viewpoints, and finally to Fort Saint-Louis.
From Cuges to the Hostellerie via the Col du Saint Pilon
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).
The Jas de Sylvain
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.
Hyères - Collobrières
The Grande Traversée des Maures, or "Montem Maurum" as it was described in the Middle Ages, has never been attempted. This "diagonal route through the Maures" takes us through magnificent Provençal landscapes. A varied, wild vegetation and exceptional views punctuate this route. This adventure begins in Hyères (former Templar commandery) and ends in Collobrières (capital of the Maures) during the first stage.