周辺の天然記念物・トップ18

Beautiful hike! We just weren't aware that just below the highest point of this hike, on the southeast side, you had to climb and scramble over boulders for a long stretch. So, no path. Luckily, there were ropes in two places to hold on, but these 60-plus hikers had a tough time. Pay close attention to the yellow markers on this section!

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Very scenic hike and (if you like) climbing to the Cadières de Brandis in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department. The Cadières de Brandis mountain dominates the Verdon valley. The hiking car park is on the Route Napoléon between Castellane and Barrême in the Parc naturel régional du Verdon nature park. On the way down I got a little off the path, so pay attention to the markings (yellow bars), because off the path it can quickly become exposed and even dangerous.

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Very scenic hike and (if you like) climbing to the Cadières de Brandis in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department. The Cadières de Brandis mountain dominates the Verdon valley. The hiking car park is on the Route Napoléon between Castellane and Barrême in the Parc naturel régional du Verdon nature park. On the way down I got a little off the path, so pay attention to the markings (yellow bars), because off the path it can quickly become exposed and even dangerous.

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I walked this loop via GPS, I am not an experienced alpinist. There were four of us, 2 kids aged 14 and 16 in good condition. I found the route if you follow the GPS quite challenging in certain parts. Especially the part after the Menhir; steep sections with some climbing. And it is not always clear where to go. (Ultimately with GPS) So be warned if you have young kids or are in poor condition. Once you're used to it, it's a fantastic experience!

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The landscapes are magnificent

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Before starting the loop take an easier right turn. path in the shade going up

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Absolutely stunning gorge hike, but make sure you have good shoes and lights for the tunnels. When we were there, the water was partly 20 cm high.

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This small village is very rich in fossiliferous sites. It is an eponymous site. It gives its name to a very ancient period of life on earth. Indeed the Barrêmian is a period of the secondary era very rich in ammonites. The concentration is such that some fountains in the village, you will see, are made up of these fossils. The rich collection of paleontologists Marthe and Louis Maurel can be admired in the natural history museum located in the town hall of the village. For fans of more contemporary stories, know that Napoleon Bonaparte spent the night in the village on March 4, 1815.