20의 코골린가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Very nice route suitable for gravel. A good balance between paved roads and gravel tracks. Between the Col du Canadel and La Croix-Valmer, the DFCI track winds along the ridge offering beautiful views between the sea and inland massifs. Be careful in summer: the DFCI track may be prohibited (fire risks). Check authorizations on the site https://www.risk-prevention-feu.fr/var/index.html.

Great cycle path on an old railway line. A section between Cavaliere-sur-Mer and Cavaliere is not yet officially open because the rocks there have not yet been secured, but you can still go through at your own risk. Always great views of the sea. Highly recommended.

The trail was described to us as a moderately difficult hike. In fact, that is not true. First of all: wear hiking boots and take enough water with you. In the three hours that it took us (without a break), we didn't find a place to 'refuel' until shortly before the end. The trail itself also leads over long-unused, partly overgrown trails and over exposed areas that are not without danger, as the cliffs are steep and deep in places. I would not do the trail with children.

Very nice and refreshing, better to have light at the end of the day: no lighting this evening..

Always a cool experience in summer.

Moulins de Paillas located in the town of RAMATUELLE in the VAR department. Originally, they were built between the 16th and 19th centuries. and were used to grind wheat. You can see the old stone mills there. Built high on a hill in the woods, it is a nice view point over the bay of Pampelonne. There are picnic tables for a nice stopover. Source of information: https://www.ramatuelle.fr/moulins-paillas/

Windmills were built in the town of Ramatuelle between the 16th and 19th centuries. They ground wheat to produce flour.

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