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Église Saint-Michel (La Croix-sur-Roudoule) walks
Ascent to the Roua bivouac from Puget-Théniers
A day’s hike to reach the Roua bivouac site. The walk starts from the terminus of bus route 675 coming from Nice. The stop at the Roua bivouac allows you to then complete a circular Daluis Gorges route or climb the Dôme de Barrot, which overlooks the Permian red pelite massif. You cross the gorges and the Roudoule Valley, with its steep, wild ravines. After the village of La Croix-sur-Roudoule, you complete the ascent via the Roman road through the landscape of red pelites.
Walks near Église Saint-Michel (La Croix-sur-Roudoule)
From Puget-Théniers to Entrevaux via the Col de Vélacs
A very beautiful walk running alongside and overlooking the Var valley. The varied woodland is very pleasant. The arrival at the citadel of Entrevaux, followed by the views over the Var valley and the village rooftops, are the highlight of the day.
Daluis Gorges
A route at the bottom of the superb Daluis Gorges! A water hike to be undertaken only in good weather, ideal in summer during hot weather. A hike accessible to children who can swim. Closed shoes are essential.
This hike crosses a protected natural site that is subject to regulations. See practical information.
Gueydan Bridge – Entrevaux via the summit of La Lette
A beautiful, challenging route that keeps you on the ridgelines. The C-shaped configuration of the Var means that throughout this ascent you can admire the river’s banks on both the north and south sides. At the end of the hike, wander through the narrow streets lined with old walls in this magnificent village.
From the Pont des Roberts to Valberg via the Baisse du Barrot
A beautiful, long, straight-line hike, with significant elevation gain but no technical difficulties. It requires at least two vehicles: one at the start and one at the finish.
Amirat - Saint-Auban
Second stage of the journey through the Haut-Estéron region. This stage takes you to Saint-Auban via the pretty villages of Gars and Briançonnet, then over the somewhat steep Col de l’Escoussier; a variety of landscapes and a trek through wild countryside await!
From the Aygue Blanche bridge to Montagne de l’Estrop
This hike is the first stage of a two-day circular route leading to the ascent of Mont Mounier.
Starting from the Pont d’Aygue Blanche near Péone, you’ll climb gradually towards the small plateau of the Montagne de l’Estrop, where you can camp in sheltered conditions. A stage through deciduous woodland and mountain pastures at the foot of the rocky ridge of the Montagne de l’Alp.
Le Mas - Amirat
The first stage of the journey through the Haut Estéron region: the landscapes are magnificent and the area extremely wild; we didn’t come across a single other hiker. The trails are varied and well-marked. We’ll set off from the village of Le Mas to reach Amirat (lodge) via the Charamel mountain and the village of Les Mujouls.
Mont Mounier as seen from the Montagne de l’Estrop
This hike forms thesecond stage of the ascent of Mont Mounier.
Starting from the Montagne de l’Estrop, you’ll climb to the Col de Crousette for a beautiful view over the valley of the same name and the Haute-Tinée. You’ll then reach the Mont Mounier ridge, which you’ll follow to the summit.
The descent takes you through the hamlet of La Colle before climbing back up towards the Tête de Charnaye, then down again towards the altisurface, and finally the final descent to the Pont d’Aygue Blanche.
Croix de Verse via the Cheiron forest
A beautiful snowshoe hike (or not in winter) with no difficulty and panoramic views of the Mercantour peaks and the French Riviera on a clear day.
After a pleasant first section in the Cheiron forest, you cross a small valley before climbing up to Plan des Baumetes and reaching the Crête du Cheiron at Croix de Verse (1,706 m).
360° view of the sea at Argentera!
Saint-Auban - Le Mas
The final stage of the hike in the Haut-Estéron region; this route mainly follows tracks through the woodland before reaching the ridge of Mount Charamel, which is well worth the detour in its own right: the view is sublime. You then descend gently back down to the village of Le Mas.