베넬레스 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

Before this marker, it's not a single track but rather a natural descent into the torrent bed. The descent is smooth, but once you're in the torrent bed, it's very narrow and rough, making it impossible to pick up speed. However, don't turn around because after this marker, it gets cool, even really cool! (Review left in July 2025 and ridden on a hardtail, FYI)

Hi Victoire Do you often sail on the Ste Victoire, Meyrargues, or Montaiguet, Gardanne? It's better with two or more people. See you soon.

Great! Quite a few walkers but the trail is wide enough for everyone!

This spot is unique because it combines several types of environments, the edge of the Arc along a very bucolic path, a touch of urban planning, the crossing of the red earth, the magnificent climb to the dam in a very Provençal environment, the ridge after the dam and the descent into the woods until you reach the town and its cycle paths...

As you explore the trails of the Sainte-Victoire National Nature Reserve by mountain bike, you will have breathtaking views of this magnificent nature reserve. The rugged terrain and distinctive limestone cliffs of the Montagne Sainte-Victoire create a spectacular backdrop, with a variety of flora adding vibrant colours to the landscape. Take the time to stop and soak up the panoramic scenery that stretches across the Provençal countryside, providing a rewarding experience for any mountain bike enthusiast.

For a refreshing break!

The Bimont dam, also called the Bimont dam or the Rigaud dam, is an arch dam commissioned in 1952 in the town of Saint-Marc-Jaumegarde, in the Sainte-Victoire mountain, near Aix-en-Provence. It is fed mainly by water from the west branch of the Canal de Provence, which is brought in via an underground gallery and drains off on the right bank just before the dam. It is accompanied by a counter dam located at its foot on the left bank, which collects the spilled water to supply the Marseille-North branch of the Provence Canal.

I would suggest transforming this essential into a MUST-SEE SEGMENT which better corresponds to the nature of this essential and will be made more visible on the maps.