Pedestrian sports-2

In the foothills of the Gourdan mountain, you can discover
the small Saint Saturnin chapel and a magnificent panoramic
view of the Chanan valley, the mountains of Miolans, Cheiron
and Mount Vial.

The Croix du Puy site is accessible by an easy hiking trail, from which you can admire a remarkable panorama of the Verdon valley.

Lovely forest loop on a hot summer’s day, overlooking the beautiful Verdon valley.

A loop with varied landscapes, passing through different biotopes (rhododendron moorland) and a beautiful serpentine.

Located on the Dourbes bar at an altitude of 1,622 m, the Pas de Labaud, like the Pas de Tartonne and Pas de la Faye, has long been used by the inhabitants of the Asse valley to reach the Bléone valley and the Digne-les-Bains region.

After a shady climb through undergrowth, the route reaches the mountain pastures of Montagne de Maurel, entering the Verdon Regional Nature Park. Panoramic views of the highest peaks in the Verdon and Mercantour regions.

This loop offers a beautiful panorama: gorges, forests, forest huts and finally the village of Ondres. Inhabited in summer, it makes a lovely shady stopover. You may be lucky enough to spot some chamois.

A longer variant of the Chapelle Saint-Pierre itinerary, it also takes in the hamlets of La Sagne, in the Alpes Maritimes, and Les Colettes. The latter, still inhabited, is only accessible on foot.

A walk through a larch forest, not far from the village of Colmars. The path crosses a former forestry area where Swiss pines have established themselves along with blueberry and raspberry bushes.

The Annot sandstones are a paradise for hikers and climbers. This geological formation is responsible for the beautiful architecture of our villages, and the rock’s enigmatic shapes have forged our legendary tales.