베인즈‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 천연기념물

Magnificent view of the Robines, slopes formed of black marl. These sedimentary rocks were found at the bottom of the seas in the secondary era. Later, the formation of mountains brought up its soils which shelter numerous fossils (ammonites, algae, plants).

This small village is very rich in fossiliferous sites. It is an eponymous site. It gives its name to a very ancient period of life on earth. Indeed the Barrêmian is a period of the secondary era very rich in ammonites. The concentration is such that some fountains in the village, you will see, are made up of these fossils. The rich collection of paleontologists Marthe and Louis Maurel can be admired in the natural history museum located in the town hall of the village. For fans of more contemporary stories, know that Napoleon Bonaparte spent the night in the village on March 4, 1815.

As we gain height, we see more and more of the magnificent landscape that surrounds us. From there, one has a magnificent view of Entrages and its green surroundings.

As you gain height, the landscape becomes more and more beautiful. Pause to observe it. You can easily see the village of Entrages in its setting of mountains and greenery.

This small village is very rich in fossiliferous sites. It is an eponymous site. It gives its name to a very ancient period of life on earth. Indeed the Barrêmian is a period of the secondary era very rich in ammonites. The concentration is such that some fountains in the village, you will see, are made up of these fossils. The rich collection of paleontologists Marthe and Louis Maurel can be admired in the natural history museum located in the town hall of the village. For fans of more contemporary stories, know that Napoleon Bonaparte spent the night in the village on March 4, 1815.

After 1/3 of the way steep climb and not for people afraid of heights! (open slope without protection)

From the top of this eminence, there is a superb view of the Valensole plateau, the Sainte Croix lake and the pre-Alps that await you. Access to the mountain is via the Saint Jurs pass, by a few successive portages. The descent can be done by the same route or by the western slope going towards the village of Saint Jurs. The descent begins with a sublime view of the lake of Sainte Croix, then makes large switchbacks on good ground (level S2). At the end of the descent, more tight and uneven hairpins (level S4) allow you to pass a rocky lock (do not hesitate to walk).

Superb view of the Valensole plateau and the surrounding mountains. Orientation table at the top Accessible without great difficulty in 2 hours from the village of Saint-Jurs or in 45 min from the parking lot at the Col de Saint-Jurs (accessible by a motorable track).