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Roubine de Tiran (rivière) walks
The Alpilles Circuit
Visorando Member
58.62 mi
+2,293 ft
-2,270 ft
7 hrs
Moderate
Departure from Eyguières (Bouches-du-Rhône)
A ride for lovers of road cycling and the beautiful landscapes of the Alpilles.
You’ll pass through the villages of Eygieres, Aureille, Eygalières, Mollégès, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Les Baux-de-Provence, Fontvieille, Daudet’s mill, Paradou, Maussane-les-Alpilles and Mouries.
This is a tour of all the beautiful villages of the Alpilles.
The Roubines walk
Tourist office
12.25 mi
+26 ft
-26 ft
1.5 hrs
Easy
Departure from Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
On this route, you will in turn cross or follow the Grand and Petit Anguillon rivers, pass through roubines (canals), and walk along drovers' roads whilst listening to the sound of the wind in the ‘canié’ and the sound of the water at the ‘martelièro’ waterfalls. You will discover what makes this land unique: a marshy area that has become arable and habitable thanks to a network of canals and roubines built over the centuries, which helps to secure, drain and supply water to this region.
Walks near Roubine de Tiran (rivière)
From Fontaine-de-Vaucluse to Mérindol
20.16 mi
+3,773 ft
-3,645 ft
12h 35
Difficult
Departure from Fontaine-de-Vaucluse (Vaucluse)
This first stage of the Tour du Luberon offers beautiful, unspoilt Provençal landscapes through the rocky hills and valleys of sparse woodland bordering the Coulon Valley. The highlights of this route include the remains of the Plague Wall, built during the plague of 1720, the little Chapel of Saint-Eusèbe, the medieval village of Oppède-le-Vieux perched on a rocky outcrop, its church of Notre-Dame d’Alidon which offers a beautiful view over the valley, the Galère valley, the old village of Mérindol, its church of Sainte-Anne and its Reformed church.
From Mérindol to Cucuron
18.44 mi
+3,422 ft
-2,858 ft
11h 25
Difficult
Departure from Mérindol (Vaucluse)
This second stage of the Tour du Luberon takes place on the sunny side of the Durance valley, through the wooded valleys of the Luberon Nature Park. From Mérindol, the route follows the valleyfloor and, after passing Les Borrys, climbs towards the Pic de l’Aigle before descending into the Vallon du Gros Ubac, which it follows to reach the Combe de Recaute. It climbs its slope then crosses over to the Combe du Sautadou, which it descends before climbing up the Vallon des Séyes and reaching the Cap de Serre. Via the Vallon du Bon Dieu, it reaches Lourmarin and, skirting the foot of the Grand Luberon, heads to Cucuron.