ブーシュデュローヌでののおすすめグラベルライド

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素晴らしいパノラマ - 優れたグラベルピスト

湾のとても素敵な眺め。砂利道には粗い石が部分的にあります。

A beautifully designed palace; be sure to visit the garden behind it as well.

Rough gravel or might it be called small rocks. E-bikes will be ok for this section, but it is very hard work riding a non E-bike. At times you will have to push the bike, depending on fatigue and if you have had difficult sections to ride through before reaching here

In Cay Rademacher's crime novel "Dangerous Cote Bleue" (subtitle: a Provence crime story with Captain Roger Blanc), a character named Claude Figaroli explains to a police officer transferred from Paris what calanques mean: "It comes from the Provençal word calanco, steep. The bays are nothing more than steep valleys that rivers carved into the limestone cliffs in prehistoric times. Since then, the sea level has risen, and the canyons have become fjords. But they have retained their shape underwater: narrow, steep, and confusing. What you and I find picturesque today was hell for sailors for a long time."

I really enjoyed this canyon passage for its scenery! There were few people there either.

Beautiful climb, partly rough gravel on the slopes and many hikers