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A sporty hike that crosses the commune of Val de Chavagne to take you to the village of Amirat after passing the Col du Buis.
The path passes through a forest of ancient fir trees before leading into the Sapée meadow, offering a magnificent panorama.
Bien que ne proposant pas de points de vues direct sur la rivière, ce sentier est très beau et propose une grande variété de paysage.
Another itinerary takes you to Chapelle Saint Jean du Désert. Right from the start, you can discover the Château de Villevieille, then follow a ridge line to admire the panoramic view over the Ubraye valley and the Bernarde summit.
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.
In the heart of the Gorges du Verdon, the Blanc-Martel trail is the best-known hike in the Canyon, and the only one that allows you to walk along the river at the bottom of the Gorges. It takes its name from Alfred-Edouard Martel and Isidore Blanc.
A lovely hike from the fortified village deep into the forest, where you can hear the stag bellowing in autumn.
A beautiful, shady itinerary that takes in the villages of Annot and Le Fugeret and offers magnificent views over the valley, with the option of returning via the Chemins de Fer de Provence.
This is a challenging hike to the summit of Teillon, which is
also referred to as ‘Quatre Termes’ in reference to the four
boundaries of the surrounding municipalities.
From this pastoral mountain, at 1,893 metres above sea level,
you can see Corsica on the horizon when the Mistral wind blows
Fabulous views of the Var valley and Mercantour peaks. Hiking along ridges and forests, via the Pelau summit and the Lette ridge.