20의 레 아크가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The climb from Roquebrune-sur-Argens is definitely worth it for the amazing views! At some point, you'll even see the Mediterranean Sea and Saint-Raphaël! The asphalt is poor, however, which isn't so much of a problem when climbing, since you're already going slowly. It gets better after the second green light, but by then you're already pretty high up. If you want to descend (again) towards Roquebrune, you have to hold the handlebars firmly and be on your guard! A few stones or hops over potholes at high speed are all it takes, and you'll quickly find yourself on the outside edge of the bend! The climb itself is manageable – only a few sections are significantly over 6%, and they're mostly short.

A beautiful and very isolated route, paved throughout. However, the surface is often not the best, so ride carefully! Narrow tires on a road bike, especially if you're not using tubeless tires, can easily lead to a flat tire.

Very bad road surface. I did the segment from north to south last week with a racing bike. It is a miracle that I did not get a flat tire. Especially the (long) descent to Roquebrune is in very bad condition. It might be better to do the ride in the opposite direction so that the speed is lower a where the road is worst.

With this highlight, hikers will find not just one, but a group of three crosses on this mountain - as the name "Les Trois Croix" suggests. A wayside cross or summit cross commemorates the death of Jesus Christ, and always the middle one. But the other two are not here without reason: According to the biblical tradition of the New Testament, Jesus Christ, accused of being the "King of the Jews", was not sentenced to death by crucifixion alone, but together with two criminals and executed (see, for example, the evangelist Luke 22:33): + "They came to the place called the Place of the Skull; there they crucified him and the criminals, one on his right and the other on his left." +

Hiking trails with great views and well-secured sections for easy climbing

In my opinion, the climb from Roquebrune is better because the road is worse there than on the other side. A gravel bike would be an advantage. But it is also possible with a racing bike.

Fantastic walk. If you park at the Hotel. Walk back to the bridge and turn left. The path down starts immediately over the bridge on the right.

Very beautiful hike with a magnificent panorama. But it's no longer GR and it really goes up, approaching the summit we walk along the cliff holding a chain placed as a handrail. Not recommended for young children and people prone to vertigo. Avoid in humid weather.