시피에르 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

경로의 절반은 수도관을 따라 이어지는데, 이는 공식적인 하이킹 경로가 아니라 관리를 위한 길입니다. 일부 구간은 좋지 않거나 안전하지 않다고 느껴져서 중간에 돌아갔습니다

Headlamps and ankle-high hiking boots are required, as the pipes in the tunnel can leak and you have to wade through standing water.

Very quiet streets surround this small but pretty town.

Possibility of combining with Puy de Tourettes.

The incredible and very impressive work that is the Foulon aqueduct.

The hamlet of Courmes is a haven of tranquility perched on the rocky heights of the Préalpes d’Azur regional natural park. On the GR 51, the village can become an excellent stopover thanks to its communal inn which offers lodging and cutlery.

In 1874 the Municipality of Grasse became the owner of Source Foulon. Plans were approved in 1878 and the canal was inaugurated on July 21, 1889. It includes numerous structures above the cavity and 22 tunnels with a total length of 2600 m.

Before 1885, the city of Grasse was supplied by the Source de la Foux. But with the founding of factories and perfumeries, his inflow quickly became insufficient. In 1874 the Municipality of Grasse became the owner of Source Foulon. Plans were approved in 1878 and the canal was inaugurated on July 21, 1889. It includes numerous structures above the cavity and 22 tunnels for a total length of 2600 m. The classic aqueduct-style work is replaced in the 1950s by the large tube (60 cm diameter) currently in place.