빌라르-콜마르 최고의 사이클링 경로

Col des Champs로 가는 오르막길의 힘든 마지막 구간은 끝없는 풍경으로 둘러싸여 있습니다

Very nice house with good food, which can also be reached by car via the D908 (except in winter).

Here you can rent boats

The Col des Champs is a mountain pass with an altitude of 2,087 meters and connects Haute-Provence with the Alpes-Maritimes, all within the Mercantour National Park. The pass is part of the so-called Route des Trois Cols, an interesting circular route with three passes above 2,000 meters. This route connects the Col d'Allos with the Col de la Cayolle via this pass, thus linking the Allos Valley (Haute-Verdon) with the Var Valley. Its two slopes share the ruggedness of a major Alpine pass.

A very easy climb to pedal.

Nice little place with a mini harbor. You can also rent a pedal boat if you feel like it.

Beautiful bike ride right along the lake. Make sure to stop in Saint-Julien-du Verdon and enjoy a cool drink down by the lake. There is also a small snack bar if you get a little hungry.

This village stands out more for its architecture (walls and very pretty houses) than for the hikes that start there. Indeed, apart from a few walks like the Cascade de la Lance (magnificent) or the long climb to the Allos lake, the hiking departures are rather to be found on the side of Allos or Foux d'Allos.