周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

Since the work to bury the electric cable in the spring, the path is in very poor condition!!! Avoid

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Great gravel track

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After the rain, the path was a bit complicated. Lots of mud.

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This small chapel is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, who in France is almost always venerated under the title "Notre-Damère" (which corresponds to "Our Dear Lady" in German). The small Marian shrine, built in a beautiful location overlooking the sea, is dedicated to all those lost at sea. Numerous votive tablets and ship models displayed here bear witness to the gratitude for those rescued.

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The pond can be easily circumnavigated by bike, it is worth it

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This small chapel is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, who in France is almost always venerated under the title "Notre-Dame." The small shrine is dedicated to all those lost at sea. Votive tablets and ship models displayed here bear witness to the gratitude for those rescued.

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Walking along the piers that run along the lagoon allows you to enjoy unique views as well as admire up close the numerous birds that populate it.

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Smooth bike track with a canal on one side and fields on the other

Very beautiful pond, the view of Gruissan is a significant plus which brings great charm to this place!

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It's very pleasant, it's pretty and the path is quite rolling. Not necessarily need a mountain bike, I did it in gravel and it was great!

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Interesting place to commemorate the lost sailors. Great view.

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The Gruissan pond is a vast body of salt water. It is bordered by marshes and lagoons, which are home to a rich and diverse fauna and flora. Nearby are the Gruissan saltworks, which have been producing salt since Antiquity and are part of the region's cultural and gastronomic heritage.

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Very nice area, we visited in the Winter. Temperatures ideal for walking with your dog.

I confirm: when it blows, we fight quite a bit on this channel which, moreover, does not offer a huge yield... But what a beauty!

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At the moment (today) 9/15/2022, no access. Forbidden to enter due to fire hazard. Was very kindly pointed out today by 2 park rangers. In the event of an infringement, the Police Municipal will come. Costs per person around €150. There was the Narbonne fires a while ago. Would have liked to have attached 1 photo. It does not work. Addendum to yesterday. At the moment the La Clape Mountains are closed to everyone and everything. And that until further notice. Forest fire risk too high.

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A great view of the old fishing village of Gruissan with its keep. From time to time you can also see flamingos and fish jumping in the evening

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The chapel is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays (as of summer 2022)

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Magnificent Canal by bike! You just have to hope not to have too much wind :) This canal follows the old bed of the Aude that the Romans already traveled by boat to the sea. It was built in the 14th century to supply water to the mills in the town of Narbonne. The commercial success of the Canal du Midi in the 17th century was so important that Vauban and Seignelay proposed connecting the Canal des Deux-Mers to Narbonne. On July 2, 1686, the advice of King Louis desires which will be made by Mr. Riquet, engineer of his majesty. Antoine Niquet, general engineer of the fortifications of Provence, Dauphiné, and Languedoc drew plans for the future Robine junction canal in 1688. The estimate was presented on February 2. Canalization efforts were then undertaken to prepare the Robine to open to navigation. The locks between Aude and Narbonne were built around 1686. The difficult work extended over several years and was entrusted in particular to engineers who had participated in the construction of the Canal du Midi such as the entrepreneur, André de Lambert, ordinary engineer of the king, former collaborator of Pierre-Paul Riquet and the Chevalier de Clerville, who received on March 16, 1692, from the intendant, and for a sum of 67,000 pounds, the award of the works of the Roubine canal in Narbonne .

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Nice walk to do in the fall with red vines.

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Ideal walk to do with children. Several possible loops between 3 and 6 km. Very fun with information points on salt.

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