올리에르 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

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A superb road clinging to the hillside between rocks and vineyards, offering sweeping views across the plain. The surface has been almost entirely redone... it's like a billiard table!

The roads are narrow and rather rough, but they're a delight to ride, and the scenery is magnificent. Water bottles should be well-filled; there are no springs along the way.

Free self-guided tour, opening from 7am, description of the basilica at €0.50 - Magnificent religious building which is well worth the detour and the hour I spent visiting the whole thing.

Be careful when you turn onto the path from Varage; I had a huge fall there, resulting in 2 broken ones Poor. It is nice loose gravel, you quickly slide down!

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.

In 1666, the old 12th century church, mentioned in 1135, dedicated to Saint Gervais38, being in poor condition, the Community Council decided to build the current church. The plans were drawn by Jean Daret, an Aix artist who also painted the altarpiece of the main altar in 1671, two paintings: Saint Gervais and Saint Protais martyrs at the feet of the Virgin and Child, Virgin and Child in a medallion in heart39. The facade consists of a fake wall topped with a sponge cake. The building was completed in 1669. This church appears in the spirit of the Counter-Reformation. On the church tower, a wrought iron campanile houses a bell dating from 1762

Approach from Chateauvert on RD by car, not recommended with bikes, as there is a lot of traffic. From Barjols to the west on an excellently developed path on the old railway line. Gradients always below 3%. Shady, breaks in villages en route. Our most beautiful tour in Provence vert.