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Rougiers, Castrum Saint-Jean

This hike takes you to the ruins of Castrum Saint-Jean, 600 metres above sea level, on the spur of the hill overlooking the present-day village of Rougiers. Don't forget to visit the Guillandière spring in the communal woods, east of Saint-Jean hill.
The Piégu oppidum, the Guillandiére fountain and the Castrum Saint-Jean

A beautiful hike starting from Les Rougiers at the foot of Sainte Baume, where you will discover historical sites dating from the Gallo-Roman period to the Middle Ages: the Piégu oppidum, the Fontaine de la Guillandiére, the Château Saint-Jean, the ruins of the fortified village and its troglodyte dwellings, and its 19th-century chapel.
The banks of the Caramy

A very pleasant hike along the banks of the Caramy, with swimming possible on the first part of the route.
Sources of the Huveaune from Nans-les-Pins

The Huveaune river has its source in the Sainte-Beaume massif at the Castelette cave. It is actually several resurgent and petrifying springs.
Tourves: Saint-Probace - Caramy Gorges

A beautiful hike in the hills of Tourves.
A remarkable view over the Saint-Maximin plains and the mountain La Loube.
Wonderful opportunity to discover and tour the Saint-Probace Chapel
On the heights of Mazaugues

A dense, cool forest and a panoramic view of the Provençal mountains with the Îles du Levant in the distance. A mostly elevated hike, a floral explosion in June, and a refreshing end along a small river.
Mazaugues – Pivaut ice house

A lovely hike up to Pivaut ice house (1880), which has been beautifully restored.
The Mourre d'Agnis ridges from Mazaugues

A challenging hike with magnificent views of the ridge line.
Source of the Huveaune, the Oratoire de Miette and the Castelette cave

If you would like to discover a pretty spring in the South of France, I recommend a circular route starting from the Plateau, passing by the Oratoire de Miette, the Tumulus des Béguines and the Chemin de Rois.
You will discover the spring and its magnificent colours and the Castelette cave on the way back.
Sainte-Baume

Walk along the Sainte-Baume ridge after visiting the Marie-Madeleine cave.
Grotto of Saint Magdalene - Saint-Pilon

Religious history and panorama in the Massif de la Sainte-Baume.
Sentier Marcel Estruch and Grotte aux Œufs via Saint-Pilon

A beautiful, challenging hike that combines all the best features of Sainte-Baume: undergrowth, ledges, chain passages, a cave, ridges, and more.
⚠️ This hike should not be done between 15 February and 15 July in order to respect the peace and quiet of the area and not disturb the birds nesting on the Marcel Estruch trail.
Crête de la Sainte-Baume

The coolness of a large forest on the north side, the rocky beauty of the south side, magnificent views from the summit ridge, small paths along ledges, and a cool return trip.
Please note that this hike can be difficult in bad weather or windy conditions, particularly between waypoints 3 and 5. Therefore, be very careful and do not take any unnecessary risks.
Huveaune via the Pas de Peyruis

A loop passing through the Gorges de l'Huveaune to its source, with some beautiful views across the hills to Sainte-Baume and Sainte-Victoire.
Please note that from 6 November 2023 to 22 December 2023, access to the source of the Huveaune is prohibited. ONF construction work in progress.
Mont Aurélien and Mont Olympe

Between Sainte-Victoire and Sainte-Baume, two prestigious mountains in Provence, you can reach Olympe.
Montagne de la Loube in La Roquebrussane

A short route that climbs up to the summit of the Loube mountain where you can enjoy a panoramic view over the sea and Alps. A wonderful walk with every step!
Mount Olympus and the Rock of Eleven O'Clock

Less frequented than its illustrious neighbour, Mont Aurélien, Mont Olympe offers no less than an exceptional 360° panorama of most of the region's iconic peaks, even as far as the Mercantour on a clear day. After a fairly long approach walk on a gentle, steady slope, the final steep climb is more suited to experienced and trained walkers. But what a reward!