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Trail to Gacholle Lighthouse – Étang de Bataiyolles, Camargue Runde von Fourchon

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Trail to Gacholle Lighthouse – Étang de Bataiyolles, Camargue Runde von Fourchon

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August 6, 2021

Trail to Gacholle Lighthouse – Étang de Bataiyolles, Camargue Runde von Fourchon

Moderate

04:42

68.5km

14.6km/h

50m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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6.44 km

Vaccarès Lagoon

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Magnificent views of wild beauty in unspoiled nature!

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22.8 km

Trail to the Gacholle Lighthouse

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You can buy water if you miss it, but it's just troubleshooting. Picnic tables in the shade (there are not many around).

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26.4 km

At the lighthouse of Gacholle you will find information about the nature reserve Camargue. The tower is not managed, so bring a picnic and vespern on the wind-protected tables by the lighthouse. There are postcards and water to buy.

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29.0 km

Bataiyolles Pond

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Bound to the north by the narrow gravel path of the Digue à la mer, the Étang de Bataiyolles is a great place to get away from roads and people, …

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31.1 km

Camargue Salt Flats

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The Camargue is home to the fleur de sel, the fine, mineral-rich and crispy salt crystals that every gourmet is familiar with. Here the salt is not produced industrially, but …

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32.5 km

Gravel path along the Bataiyolles pond

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38.4 km

Etang de Vaccares - Camargue National Nature Reserve

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The dyke bike path is really nice. Now in the dry late summer it only has water in the ponds at the beginning, so no flamingos further back. But very nice and many big dragonflies.

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