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Mont l'Ablé via the Roccanièra valley from Lucéram
During the ascent, enjoy beautiful views overlooking the village of Lucéram. The Roccanièra valley trail is not very busy. A succession of different vegetation types will accompany you throughout this humid valley with its steep edges.
Around Lucéram: Col de l'Orme, Col de l'Ablé, Grand Braus and Mont Auri
This is a hike to enjoy during the Christmas period, starting from Lucéram, a magical medieval village famous for its 500 nativity scenes. The route crosses the Turini road several times, then passes through the Col de l'Orme before reaching the summit of Mont l'Ablé, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the coastline and, with a little luck, Corsica, the Grassoises Pre-Alps and part of the Mercantour massif. From the summit of Mont Auri, the aerial view of the village of Lucéram is exceptional. The return journey takes you through the Ibac forest and behind the village.
Cime de Roccassièra
Starting from the Col de Porte, a panoramic hike between the Vésubie Valley and the Paillons Valley offers a splendid view of the Alpes-Maritimes and the Mercantour mountain range.
The Cime de Rocca Sièra from the Col de la Porte
A very pleasant walk, with the Cime de Rocca Sièra constantly in view throughout the route
After a short walk through the forest, the ascent leads to a ridge offering an exceptional 360° panorama. The view is well worth the effort.
Planfaé Stream
Useful information: until further notice, swimming and canyoning are prohibited under a local by-law, with fines applicable. Signs are posted at the start of the walk.
A short walk or mini-hike, mostly through woodland, which will take you to the start of the Planfaé canyoning route; it’s not difficult, even though the start is steep and in full sun.
La Scaletta de Touët-de-l'Escarène
This pleasant route takes you along rarely used paths, past ancient ruins, the remains of forgotten terraces, refreshing streams, a 360° view from the top of the Scaletta ridge and abundant wildlife. This hike is for experienced hikers. The tour of the Scaletta ridge is off-trail and the terraces between points (6) and (7) form low walls that must be climbed over. You may need to use your hands on the rock.
From Touët-de-l'Escarène to La Baisse du Pape
A pleasant walk starting from Touët-de-l'Escarène. After an initial slightly uphill section, the route is then very easy going, mostly following DFCI tracks. The scenery is varied.
The hamlet of Béasse and Peïra Cava from La Gabelle
This is a long and beautiful hike through magnificent forests, taking you through the abandoned hamlet of Béasse, uninhabited for many years, before passing through Peira Cava for another descent through birch and conifer trees.
The short tour of Mont Panard from Touët de l'Escarène station
A beautiful walk starting from the station in the charming village of Touët de l'Escarène around Mont Panard, mostly through undergrowth. After crossing the tracks of the Train des Merveilles, the route climbs up the left bank of the Ravin d'Estiou and winds clockwise around Mont Panard. Beautiful views of the Mercantour peaks, the rocks of Saint Sauveur and Mont Brec.
Ruins of Rocca Sparviera via Engarvin
Ascent to the "cursed" ruins of Rocca Sparviera. Shorter alternative to the ascent via Coaraze. An easy walk but very steep at the end. Not recommended with very young children.
Granges de Cuous via the Cime de Codolis
A route with numerous viewpoints, leading to Les Granges de Cuous. Admire the gorge at Pont de la Founta.
The Paillon National Forest
A bucolic and informative stroll in the back country of Nice.
The ridge of the Pointe de Faule
The stunning, seemingly endless ridge of the Pointe de Faule with its myriad views, the Peïra Cava forest renowned for its tall, mixed-species trees, anda walk through the abandoned 17th-century village of Béasse, uninhabited since 1930, are all part of this challenging hike.A few short technical and exposed sections; the Visorando app may prove useful
The summit of Peïra Cava
The route, lined with fir and larch trees, is a haven of peace; it is more of a short forest walk than a proper hike, with the only slight challenge being the climb up to the Cime de Peïra Cava, a rise of about a hundred metres.
This walk is suitable from May to October.
The Crête de Scaletta from L'Escarène
This route crosses two villages in the hinterland, L'Escarène and Touët-de-l'Escarène, via rarely used paths. A fewancient ruins, the remains of forgotten terraces, a 360° view from the top of the Crête de la Scaletta and abundant wildlife.
This hike is for experienced hikers. The Crête de la Scaletta is off-trail and the terraces between (11) and (12) form low walls that must be crossed. Sometimes you have to use your hands on the rock.
Circular route from L'Escarène to Berre-les-Alpes via the Paillon National Forest.
Stroll through the narrow streets and old bridges of L'Escarène. Cross the magnificent Paillon National Forest and stop at Berre-les-Alpes to admire the panoramic views and old buildings. The return journey takes you through the forest and its marlstone "canyons". The final path leads to the heart of L'Escarène.
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