푸르시외‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 산 정상

The fork that leads from the Pic de l'Aigle to the hotel is dangerous in some places with steep passages requiring you to descend for about fifteen meters. Passages not recommended (black markings).

Superb 360° panoramas of the mountains and the sea.

When you turn around, you discover this splendid view of Sainte-Baume. On your left, a large building. This is the former monastery of the Dominican fathers who continue to care for the site. On site, you will find a snack bar and toilets.

A nice climb then a sign prohibiting entry with the fence wide open, right or not right....? ultimately it's worth going to see, beautiful 360° view

The Cave of Sainte-Baume is a cave converted into a place of worship and a chapel (dedicated to Catholic worship) since the 5th century, located in the south of France. This cave of modest size (approx. 20 x 30 m) is said to have offered refuge to Saint Mary Magdalene in the last years of her life. From the 5th century, monks settled at the edge of the cave to welcome pilgrims, and the cave was converted into a place of worship. The sanctuary developed over the centuries, especially from the 13th century, at the initiative of the Counts of Provence and with the establishment of the Dominicans. The cave is a high place of Western Christianity and is visited by many popes and kings. Looted during the Wars of Religion and completely destroyed during the French Revolution, the place of worship was rebuilt in the 19th century, particularly at the instigation of Father Henri Lacordaire, who restored the Dominican monastery and the inn to accommodate pilgrims. is a cave converted into a place of worship and a chapel (dedicated to Catholic worship) since the 5th century, located in the south of France in the Sainte-Baume massif. Quick information: contact details, country... This cave of modest size (approx. 20 x 30 m) is said to have offered refuge to Saint Mary Magdalene in the last years of her life. From the 5th century, monks settled at the edge of the cave to welcome pilgrims, and the cave was converted into a place of worship. The sanctuary developed over the centuries, especially from the 13th century, at the initiative of the Counts of Provence and with the establishment of the Dominicans. The cave is a high place of Western Christianity and is visited by many popes and kings. Looted during the Wars of Religion and completely destroyed during the French Revolution, the place of worship was rebuilt in the 19th century, particularly at the instigation of Father Henri Lacordaire, who restored the Dominican monastery and the inn to accommodate pilgrims.

360° view of the Alps on a clear day

Often used on the Tour de France route, this 715m summit offers breathtaking views, hidden until the last moment by the surrounding forest.

Visible from most of the western part of the Var, the Joug de l'Aigle is one of the many peaks of the Sainte-Baume range. This highest point is visible for kilometers around, this summit allows you to enjoy exceptional panoramic scenes.