Tips
Luc Gesell
January 15, 2022
Hiking
The Gorges de Noailles take you up the Loue to its source. At the end of the trail, a vertiginous cave awaits you. She opens her mouth wide to let out the waters of the Loue, which tumble down the rocks in stairs.
Before getting there you will pass by the Grand Saut, the largest slope of the Loue and meander between the trees, in a dense wood. Only the emerald shards of the river pierce between the trees.
Before getting there you will pass by the Grand Saut, the largest slope of the Loue and meander between the trees, in a dense wood. Only the emerald shards of the river pierce between the trees.
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•MonacoTrail
June 27, 2017
Hiking
Moody path in the beech forest in the ravine of the upper Loue.
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•Romain
October 13, 2023
Hiking
This trail is superb. On the banks of the Loue, the turquoise and emerald reflections of the sun on the river pierce the foliage and offer a superb spectacle. Be careful after the rains, the path can be slippery and some bends are thin and require special attention. No problem in dry weather, but tumbling is never far away with mud.
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Distance 2.97 km
Uphill 140 m
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