カステレの天然記念物・トップ20

Shortly before the end of the tour, there's another highlight, this time in white and Heel yellow. Accessible via a short detour from the main trail, you can still see a few old tracks.

At the highest point of the circular trail, there are great views of the yellow towers of the "fairy chimneys" and this part of the Luberon.

nice parking space

In winter, bring warm clothes and a raincoat because the weather can change quickly.

Highest point of the Luberon massif, rising to 1125 meters above sea level. The view is magnificent: from the Berre pond to the Southern Alps.

The Aiguebrun, a rare semi-permanent watercourse in the Mediterranean region, crosses a major ecological valley in the Park. This site is home to species such as brown trout, southern barbel and the rare white-clawed crayfish. The presence of these species testifies to the good health of the aquatic ecosystem, highlighting the importance of its preservation.

The highest peak in the Luberon massif, the Mourre Nègre, which means “black snout” in the Provençal language, peaks at an altitude of 1,125 meters. An imposing microwave antenna caps its rounded top.

It's worth taking the orange loop and taking the last loop to the viewing point on the white rocks.