Refine your search for walks in Cotignac
The medieval village of Cotignac
The medieval village of Cotignac is one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France" and was voted "France's Favourite Village" in 2022. The impressive Tuf Rock and its troglodyte dwellings, the Chapel of Notre-Dame-de-Grâces, the old 16th and 17th century houses lining the narrow streets, the Cours Gambetta with its beautiful façades and plane trees, the 17th century Church of Notre Dame de l'Annonciation, the Grand-Rue, the Town Hall Square, the 17 fountains and the two 14th-century towers are the main attractions in Cotignac. The route crosses the Cours Gambetta, climbs up to the Chapel of Notre-Dame des Grâces, continues along the Chemin de Notre Dame, descends towards the village through the Les Verdares and Le Derroc districts, then passes through the Ville-Haute and the Rocher cliff.
Sillans-la-Cascad waterfall - the Train des Pignes -the Salernes pool
The incredible waterfall and the route along the Bresque on the Sillans side.
The route along the Train des Pignes track.
Swimming in the natural pool of Salernes.
Carcés and Caramy Falls

This hike will visit the village of Carcés, Carcés Lake and the splendid Caramy Falls. Best in the spring when the water flow is stronger.
You also will take a part of the path of Saint Jacques de Compostela.
The treasure of the Little People in Fox-Amphoux

"Pass through the gate and enter the woods, kingdom of the Little People. At your side, Aguia the mischievous guide will lead you to the four Communities. Help him find the lost treasure...
Developed by the Provence Verdon Community of Communes, "Randonner Autrement" aims to introduce families to the natural heritage, outlying built heritage, landscapes and their evolution over time, as well as views of the villages, in an educational and fun way.
Saint-Barthélemy Chapel, discovery trail of ancient remains

This loop allows you to discover ancient dwellings on the plateau and a megalithic tomb.
Slopes steeped in history | Petit Bessillon in Pontevès

The Bessillon twins are battered witnesses to history. Occupied during the Iron Age, they saw Pontevès develop during the Middle Ages and served as a refuge for the Resistance during theSecond World War.Developed by the Provence Verdon Community of Communes, the Randonner Autrement project aims to introduce families to the natural heritage, the outlying built heritage, the landscapes and their evolution, as well as views of the villages.
(!) VISITOR ALERT:Due to a fire on 18 August 2025, access is temporarily suspended for your safety and to preserve the site.As soon as the situation has stabilised, we will assess the impact on the route with a view to reopening it.In the meantime, we remain available to advise you on alternative walks in the area.
Pontevès, Petit Bessillon and Vallon des Carmes

A loop with three major points of interest:
- the village of Pontevès and its ruined castle at the top of the village,
- the climb up the Petit Bessillon, offering a beautiful view of the Var department, and its technical descent,
- the return to Barjols via the Vallon des Carmes and its waterfalls (currently closed, see practical information).
Unfortunately, the first hour of the hike is mainly on roads in order to complete the loop.
The Trou des Fées, Notre-Dame du Glaive and the Gastée dolmen

Hike starting from the charming village of Cabasse, near Carcès, where you can discover several historical sites.
Above the Aups via The Peirière

A beautiful walk through various landscapes, olive trees, impressive stone walls, a pine forest, caves and cave chapels.
Bucolic walk near the Argens in search of old bridges

In search of old bridges over the Argens, passing through vineyards and forest.
Chapels of Vérignon: Notre-Dame de Liesse and Saint-Priest

A lovely walk in the woods. Discover two small old chapels. Beautiful views of Aups.
Au fil de l'eau à Varages

Déroulez les époques en suivant l’eau, fil d’Ariane du circuit, omniprésente dans le paysage et l’histoire du village. Croisez fontaines, anciens moulins, canaux, ruisseaux, lavoirs et remontez à la source de la Foux.
Développé par la Communauté de communes Provence Verdon, le projet Randonner Autrement a pour objet de faire découvrir, à un public familial, le patrimoine naturel, le patrimoine bâti excentré, les paysages et leurs évolutions, ainsi que des points de vue sur les villages…
The lower Verdon Gorges in Artignosc

A pretty walk off the beaten path. The views are breathtaking in diverse landscapes, all from the beautiful little hilltop village of Artignosc-sur-Verdon.
The Saint-Quinis ridge starting from Sainte-Anastasie-sur-Issole

The walk to the Saint-Quinis Chapel offers exceptional views of the Issole Valley from the ridge.
Around Quinson - La Baume Bonne

A walk around Quinson, to be done before or after a visit to the Prehistory Museum.
The Lower Verdon Gorges

Wonderful hike through the Lower Verdon Gorges, starting in Quinson.
Le Cannet - Entraygues

Vieux Cannet des Maures is a village full of character, certainly worthwhile a visit. Entraygues, the cave chapel of Saint Michel and the natural arches of Argens.
La Bergerie du Défens

An easy walk in the Garéoult Communal Woods. The route alternates between paths through oak woods and stony tracks. The woods provide food for goats, which graze on the bushes and low oak foliage. Their milk is made into cheese at the Bergerie du Défens.
From the Valensole plateau to the Montpezat and Artignosc lakes

The territory of Saint-Laurent-du-Verdon stretches from the banks of the river to the Valensole plateau. What a beautiful setting for a walk between the blue of the lavender and the blue of the lakes created by the construction of the Quinson dam. And if the sky is at its best, what a symphony of blues!
Saint-Laurent-du-Verdon via the Château Chiron

A very pleasant route starting from Saint-Laurent-du-Verdon with views of the Verdon.
The two banks of the Caramy

In hot weather, it is pleasant to walk along tree-lined paths and enjoy the coolness of the river. Today, I suggest you explore the Caramy Gorges on both banks and admire the chaotic rock formations of the Sauts du Cabri.
Moderator's note Warning! See reviews. A hiker got into difficulty on this route!
Tourves: Saint-Probace - Caramy Gorges

A beautiful hike in the hills of Tourves.
A remarkable view over the Saint-Maximin plains and the mountain La Loube.
Wonderful opportunity to discover and tour the Saint-Probace Chapel
Montagne de la Loube in La Roquebrussane

A short route that climbs up to the summit of the Loube mountain where you can enjoy a panoramic view over the sea and Alps. A wonderful walk with every step!
La Roquebrussanne

A beautiful hike that is neither long nor difficult, and which can be extended to the Source des Orris if you have more time.
The Saint-André Chapel, La Loube, and the cave of the 400 sheep

Warning dated 23 May 2025. (Pending modification). User comment.(!) Hello, after (1), it is no longer possible to climb up into the valley due to a fence with a sign saying "private property, no trespassing". We had to turn back and climb up via the route planned for the descent.
Hiking in Provence Verte. In 5 to 6 hours, discover several beautiful places near La Roquebrussanne. The old Saint-André chapel hidden in the mountains, the summit of La Loube with a view to the north towards Sainte-Baume, Saint-Maximin and Brignoles and to the south, the sea and the Iles d'Or, the cave of the 400 sheep.
The hilltop village of Saint-Julien-le-Montagnier

Located on a hilltop at an altitude of 580 metres, overlooking the plain, the historic old village of Saint-Julien-le-Montagnier offers a superb panorama of the Durance valley, the Verdon mountains, the Montagne de Lure and, on a clear day, Mont Ventoux.
The banks of the Caramy

A very pleasant hike along the banks of the Caramy, with swimming possible on the first part of the route.
The Mourre d'Agnis ridges from Mazaugues

A challenging hike with magnificent views of the ridge line.
On the heights of Mazaugues

A dense, cool forest and a panoramic view of the Provençal mountains with the Îles du Levant in the distance. A mostly elevated hike, a floral explosion in June, and a refreshing end along a small river.