20의 에스페라자가지 명소 & 주요 장소

녹색 미로(Labyrinthe Vert) 트레일 시작 부분에는 중세 풍차 두 개의 유적이 서 있으며, 이 풍차들은 과거 고원의 바람을 이용하여 곡물을 빻았습니다. 그중 하나는 점령 기간 동안 독일군에 의해 관측소로 재사용되었으나 연합군의 폭격으로 파괴되었습니다. 오드 피레네 산맥을 마주한 이 장소는 아름다운 파노라마를 제공하며 이끼 낀 석회암 미로인 녹색 미로로 들어가는 이상적인 입구를 표시합니다.

Large section above Alet les Bains is fenced off and blocks the route - even slipping around the fence isn’t worth it as the ridiculously steep climb is up a boulder field and unrideable in the direction shown. Some parts of the route are really nice but (1) private land and (2) impassable section makes it a bad day out - avoid

A forest like in a fairy tale. Hansel and Gretel would have loved to get lost here... ☺️ [I hope the fairy tale is known in France too] The only difference is that children today use a cell phone with GPS instead of breadcrumbs. And I would recommend that to everyone, along with OSM maps. There are a few variants branching off from the circular route, so you can walk in circles at dusk... 🙄

The green labyrinth is truly rewarding! Bring your GPS to find your way back. 😉 In my photos, the spot with the exposed rocks also appears to be a small labyrinth. Unfortunately, Komoot seems to have combined highlights from different spots (which is why my photos have moved to the back 😉)

This is really something, a great labyrinth with its own atmosphere.

A very pleasant hike, but be careful, it's not that easy! The terrain is quite steep, with many muddy patches during this wet season! It's slippery! In fact, one woman was a victim! So be careful, depending on the weather :) The entire hike isn't easy for younger children. Not stroller-friendly!

Located in the Corbières massif, Rennes-le-Château offers lovely views of the Corbières massif from its belvedere. This hilltop town has been famous since Father Saunière (village priest) undertook work at his expense, revealing a mysterious personal fortune. The media hype that followed placed the village at the heart of numerous more or less conspiracy theories and myths of forgotten treasures (ranging from a Gallic treasure from the Volques to the treasure of the Templars).

Located in the Corbières massif, Rennes-le-Château has been famous since the Abbé Saunière (village priest) undertook work at his own expense, thus revealing a mysterious personal fortune. The ensuing media frenzy placed the village at the heart of many more or less conspiracy theories and myths of forgotten/supposed treasures (ranging from a Gallic treasure from the Volques to the Templar treasure). In any case, it offers pretty views of the Corbières massif from its belvedere.