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Notre-Dame des Anges

A beautiful hike in the Maures mountains, with the ascent of Notre-Dame des Anges. The 360° panorama includes views of the Hyères islands, the Collobrières valley, the Maures plain and Sainte-Baume.
Pierrefeu - La Portanière

A beautiful hike, a little difficult due to the steep inclines, but which leads to splendid panoramic views in the Forêt des Maures.
Le Fédon via the Sauvecanne and Les Vidaux ridges

Thefirst half of this hike is a variation of the Pierrefeu - La Portanière hike published on this website. Take the Chemin de Sauvecanne to reach the southern ridge of the Vallon Loubier. Join the ridge trail and take the Piste du Fédon.
The return journey presents no particular difficulties and the scenery is magnificent.
Pierrefeu and the Cabane des Gardes (GR51)

A hike looping around the Maures hills in the middle of cork oak forests.
Lush vegetation with beautiful views of East Toulon.
You take a portion of the GR51 called "The Balcony of the Mediterranean".
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.
The menhirs of the Lambert Plateau from Collobrières

A very pleasant loop trail allowing you to visit the menhirs of the Plateau de Lambert, dating from between 5,000 and 7,000 years ago. There is a majestic chestnut tree stump near the forest house. This almost thousand-year-old chestnut tree stump is attributed to Madame de Sévigné, who came to the Plateau Lambert farm to relax and recharge her batteries at the foot of the chestnut trees. It burned down in the 1980s.
Le Trou du Bœuf starting from Rocbaron

A beautiful "wild" hike on the ridges of Puget-Ville, then the "Thèmes" trail.
Ruins of Saint-Sauveur

An easy, short walk to discover the ruins of the feudal castle of Saint-Sauveur above Rocbaron.
Moderator's note Some people had difficulty finding the return route. See reviews
The Château le Castellas in Forcalqueiret

A walk in the hills of Forcalqueiret Castle: Le Castellas.
As access to the ruins has been prohibited since 2017, this circuit brings together several pleasant trails that reveal the castle from different angles.
The Menhirs of the Lambert Plateau from the Croix d'Anselme

A short loop in the heart of the Maures forest to admire the Menhirs de Lambert. Part of the route is on a paved road (but closed to traffic) and wide forest tracks.
The Lambert Plateau via the Vallon de Lambert

I suggest a walk that will take you to the Lambert Plateau on a shaded route along the Verne.
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.
Notre-Dame de Santé in Cuers

A short climb to the Chapelles Sainte-Christine and the Chapelle Notre-Dame de Santé with its sundial on the ground. This is also an opportunity to discover part of old Cuers and the various wash houses along the way.
The Bees of Cuers

This is a walk I'm really enjoying at the moment with flowers along the route and a view of the Barres de Cuers.
There's little difficulty, the false-flat is long, after the hives on the descent, so be aware.
The hives are magnificent.
Barre de Cuers

A beautiful hike, with a good climb and a superb view of the heights. It's a shame about the end, 30 minutes of tarmac...
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.
The Gaoutabry Dolmen near Notre-Dame-des-Maures

A visit to the Gaoutabry dolmen is a classic outing in the London hinterland. A previously published hike accessed it from the Tamary valley. We went there in February 2016 and March 2018, starting from the village of Notre-Dame des Maures, which still bore the scars of the terrible Pansard flood of January 2014.
Summit of the Ermitage from the Chartreuse de la Verne

A short loop with superb views, to be done before or after visiting the charterhouse.
Lac des Escarcets

An easy walk in the Massif des Maures. Beautiful trails, rivers, streams, lakes and unique terrain.
Not to mention the cork oaks, characteristic of the massif, and a varied flora (dwarf irises, anemones, orchids, etc.).
Moderator's addition on 22/11/2021 Hike currently impossible due to a fire and the need to preserve nature. See comments at the bottom of this page.
Addition at the end of 2023: see the Practical Information section.
The Crests of La Chartreuse de la Verne

A walk through the crests of the Maures forest.
A breathtaking landscape taking in the Mediterranean and the Alps.
La Londe - Dolmen de Gaoutabry (Gauttobry) - Le Rouay de la Cabre

This loop hike in the Maures mountains includes a visit to the Gauttobry dolmen, a listed monument.
Superb view of the Hyères salt marshes.
Les Deuxièmes Borels in Hyères

A pretty loop with no particular difficulties, on tracks, among oak and arbutus trees in the Maures mountains.
The peaks of Le Péra and Le Bœuf, via Le Grand Noyer and Le Petit Noyer

Circuit in the Massif des Maures, between narrow paths and wide tracks, passing by the Sommet du Bœuf and the Collobrières weather radar.
Le Grand Noyer, La Gourre and Le Révérencier

A pleasant outing to the valleys of Grand Noyer, La Gourre and Le Révérencier, where you will alternate between pretty drovers' roads, water points, old mule tracks, undergrowth and old stone bridges...
Les Manjas de Perus

A circular on the heights of Le Thoronet takes you through vineyards, olive groves and hamlets to the banks of the Argens river, where you can take a break in the cool. The name of the route is known as "Manjas de Perus", which translates as "wild pear eaters", linked to the poverty of the isolated hamlets.
Circuit of the Three Passes in Bormes-les-Mimosas

Circuit overlooking the Var coast above Bormes-les-Mimosas.
Discover the Domaine de la Castille and its castle

In a private estate where walkers, cyclists and horse riders are welcome, you will have access to a magnificent Provençal setting, with an 18th-century château at the heart of its 160-hectare vineyard, and you will walk alongside the banks of the River Gapeau and its tributaries, the Petit Real and the Jonquière. This circular route is suitable for families.