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Loop in the coualo from Le Revest-les-Eaux

If you like scrambling around the coualo (hill in Provençal) like a goat, unafraid of steep paths or argelas, salsepareilles, fragons and other kermes oaks, then this loop is for you.
Complete immersion in the scrubland and guaranteed solitude.
This trail was created from scratch in the steepest part to reach the quarry road from the dam via the hill.
Don't forget your secateurs to help maintain this trail.
The Cassini Pyramid

Hike leading to the 784m Cassini Pyramid to discover magnificent landscapes. However, it should be avoided in high winds. In winter, you can see the snow-capped peaks of the Alps.
The Dardennes - The Turcos - the Pyramide de Cassini

I went on two walks I found on Visorando: "Le Revest - Tourris Castle" and "Tourris and the Pyramide de Cassini" before finding this itinerary that I'm recommending. The beginning of the first until the departmental road then part of the initial section of the second. Unlike the "Pyramide de Cassini", we discovered a route that's not marked on the maps but which joins the "Chemin des Turcos" in a forested area. A walk with uneven terrain that can be difficult at times.
Le Revest - Tourris castle for experienced hikers
Not a very long hike with less than 11 km but very hilly with a rocky, steep incline.
Source of La Ripelle, Vieille Valette, Sand Caves and Tourravelle

A few efforts through sometimes difficult scree slopes and some mini-climbs will lead us to discover:
- the source of the Ripelle,
- the Vieille Valette karstic cave,
- the Gallo-Roman and medieval ruins, where you can imagine this village as an eagle's nest (the ancestor of La Valette)
- the Trou de Gaspard (de Besse)
- the decorated and sculpted sand caves to be explored by torchlight,
- the old Tourravelle farm and its magnificent surroundings.
Precautions: Read "Practical Information" below.
On the Faron Massif

An extraordinary panorama of the most beautiful harbour in Europe awaits you at the top of Mont Faron, 584 metres above Toulon.
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.
From Tourris to the Revest lake viewpoint

A walk through holm oaks to the Revest lake viewpoint passing by a cave which can be visited.
Le Faron

One of the most beautiful hikes in the Var.This hike climbs Mont Faron via wide tracks and offers breathtaking views of the most beautiful harbour in Europe.
The sand caves at Revest-les-Eaux

A natural asset exploited by the local glass industry.
A route through woodland where you will see the remains of dwellings, wells, sand and stone quarries, and former industry, near the derelict hamlet of Les Olivières.
Baou Quatre Ouro via the Vallons des Bonnes Herbes and Vallons des Bagnards

A lovely, challenging loop along goat paths to the heights of the Baou de Quatre Ouro massif and Cap Gros.
Go through two steep valleys.
Return via the southern ridge of Baou and the Madema breach, partially descending to the cliff path, then the ups and downs of Hautes Pavègnes and finally the old quarry and the old Bonnes Herbes shooting range.
Le Siou Blanc - Pyramide de Cassini - L'Arche de la Garoute

This hike will take you across the Siou Blanc plateau. First, head south towards the Pyramide de Cassini and its fabulous viewpoint over Mont Caume and the Bay of Toulon. Then head north, overlooking the Gapeau valley, to discover the Arche de la Garoute hidden in the woods of the Morières-Montrieux national forest.
Geological curiosities around the Citerne Neuve

If you are guided by a desire to explore, this circuit, which penetrates the heart of Siou-Blanc, will allow you to discover lost arches, caves, karstic caves, dolomites and a few rocks whose shapes give free rein to the imagination. There are also a few remains of basic shelters, evidence of ancient occupation of the site. All these curiosities are hidden in the heart of a magnificent primeval forest and can be accessed by straying slightly from the more frequented paths.
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