가장 멋진 명소 20곳

In Cay Rademacher's crime novel "Dangerous Cote Bleue" (a Provence crime story featuring Captain Roger Blanc), a character named Claude Figaroli explains to a police officer transferred from Paris what CALANQUES means: "It comes from the Provençal word CALANCO, steep. The bays are nothing more than steep valleys that rivers carved into the limestone cliffs in prehistoric times. Since then, the sea level has risen, and the canyons have become fjords. But they have retained their shape underwater: narrow, steep, and confusing. What you and I find picturesque today was hell for sailors for a long time."

Google 번역•원문 보기

Absolutely recommend when it's sunny

Google 번역•원문 보기

Description of the hike: follow the path from the parking lot to reach the source. The start is under a large metal portico bearing the inscription "Chemin de l'Infernet". The walk is part of the GR13. It is marked with red and yellow lines. A very simple little walk, no equipment necessary. Very few places for parking!

Google 번역•원문 보기

Beautiful bay, and the slightly more challenging path means you really deserve a break here. The small island offshore makes the view even more beautiful.

Google 번역•원문 보기

The Fort de Niolon was built in 1870 and converted into a coastal battery by the German Wehrmacht during World War II. Today, you can see the casemates and gun mounts from the outside.

Google 번역•원문 보기

The Calanque de l'Éverine is certainly one of the most beautiful bays on the coastal hiking trail (customs trail). We were amazed by the bright, turquoise blue water.

Google 번역•원문 보기

This reservoir was created during the construction of the Marseille canal in the 19th century to supply the city. It is a beautiful nature reserve in the heart of the hills of the Arbois plateau. The site is a very rich ornithological reserve, and you can observe many species such as coots, swans, cormorants and egrets.

Google 번역•원문 보기

Be careful, the area is difficult to access, you can quickly find yourself blocked, dead-end and impassable paths (slopes of more than 20%, unstable ground full of gravel, rocks and crevices ...) even if you are experienced in enduro mountain biking, the majority of accesses are very hostile ... Of course the site is beautiful but if an accident happens because of the dangers I mentioned, the firefighters will have a hard time reaching you (unfortunately I speak from experience: fracture following a fall while not even on the bike). Avoid trying to access from the EAST (TGV station) it is the worst (in addition you will have to cross the camp of the travelers which is a real open-air dump for km). The only passable path is located to the North and South, but the south leads back to the dual carriageway. Enjoy your ride!

Google 번역•원문 보기