Leaving Entrevaux, classified as one of France’s most beautiful villages, the trail passes the hermitage of St Jean du Désert, before reaching the hamlet of Ourges via the St Jean ravine. Past the St Joseph bridge, you reach Le Feït via a balcony.

Ecotourism around the Mercantour National Park.
We are organized in accordance with the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism. Our network of professionals is committed to the discovery of a protected area and its heritage.

Are you a professional or an enthusiast who harvests apples, pears, chestnuts or other fruits and vegetables? Come and discover our association project and take advantage of the collective workshop run by the association, to make your own chestnut juices, creams…

Saint-Julien du Verdon, a 1,500-year-old village …
Notre-Dame Chapel
As early as the 5th century, monks from the Abbey of Lérins (off the coast of Cannes) built a small priory at the top of today’s village. Their mission: to Christianize the region.

Esoteric products, candles, incense, pendulums.

Set along the river, the buildings and their history await you: the power plant, the wash house and the mills, of course!

Two terminals from ZEborne are available

Saint-Pierre de la Val de Chauvet church is mentioned as early as 1096 in a charter from Montmajour abbey, to which the bishop of Riez donated it.

The network includes both fast and accelerated charging stations. They are available with or without a subscription.

This kiln, named after its last owner, Joseph Peisselon, was used to fire pottery and ceramics, a traditional local craft in La Palud.