23 hikes to discover sites that will surprise many!
The Var is especially famous for its coastline and its seaside tourism. However, its geology favors the formation of landscapes as varied as they are unusual. Gorges, natural arches, lapiaz, monoliths, balsams and other truffle beds are all excuses to hike in this department, 60% of its territory is occupied by forests, making it one of the most wooded metropolitan regions. This guide is aimed at all curious hikers and lovers of picturesque landscapes, eager to discover numerous natural beauties, historic places or even confidential spots away from busy crowds.
From the shore of Six-Fours to the Esterel and from the Verdon to the coast of the Grande Bleue, there are numerous opportunities to discover unusual wonders. The emblematic chapels, the megalithic sites, the phyllades of Giens and its hair-like arch, the rhyolite of the Blavet gorges, the pierced red rocks of the San Luen, the natural tunnel of Colle Vieille or the sandstone of Sainte-Anne do not are just some of the destinations proposed in this work which also refers to the local fauna and flora.
23 hikes to discover sites that will surprise many!
The Var is especially famous for its coastline and its seaside tourism. However, its geology favors the formation of landscapes as varied as they are unusual. Gorges, natural arches, lapiaz, monoliths, balsams and other truffle beds are all excuses to hike in this department, 60% of its territory is occupied by forests, making it one of the most wooded metropolitan regions. This guide is aimed at all curious hikers and lovers of picturesque landscapes, eager to discover numerous natural beauties, historic places or even confidential spots away from busy crowds.
From the shore of Six-Fours to the Esterel and from the Verdon to the coast of the Grande Bleue, there are numerous opportunities to discover unusual wonders. The emblematic chapels, the megalithic sites, the phyllades of Giens and its hair-like arch, the rhyolite of the Blavet gorges, the pierced red rocks of the San Luen, the natural tunnel of Colle Vieille or the sandstone of Sainte-Anne do not are just some of the destinations proposed in this work which also refers to the local fauna and flora.
