Outings in Daluis

Discovery trail in sandstone of Annot, leading to the famous "King's Chamber". The Annot Sandstone are known worldwide, is a preserved and protected. In the shade of chestnut trees, you will discover the wonderful chaos of Annot Sandstone and…

A walk on a wooded plateau in a natural environment with no difficulties, offering a view of the whole valley.

Beautiful and easy walk with children through the woods and over the rocks, 360° view from the summit. Total length: 3½ hours

After crossing the village, the trail follows the route of the canal bringing water to the village, so it's a walk almost vertical drop. The scenery is beautiful, the two sides moving closer to constitute a gorge where the folds of rocks are…

Easy and very enjoyable mountain walk with guaranteed sightings of mountain goats and marmots! A long slow climb to a Pass with a magnificent view over Allos Lake and its cirque of peaks (Tour of the lake).

In the heart of the Mercantour National Park, the Vens Lakes are the jewels of Upper Tinée. The ideal period for botanists and photographers is the end of June-start of July. Plan a stopover at the refuge for a slice of blueberry tart to be…

Visit Rabuons Lake with its very varied mineral world at an altitude of 2,500 m, which offers a unique panoramic view over the entire Upper Tinée region!

Marked itinerary that will take you from the village to the castle ruins as well as the Gréolières chapels.

Hike from Gréolières to Saint-Pons via Les Miroirs.

This exceptional hike will reward you with gorgeous views. It will take you to the top of the Cheiron, culminating at 1,778 m.

Wonderful sweeping views inland.

Discover the village of Castellane by hiking to the Rock with his twelfth-century church overlooking the village.

This walk follows the base of the rocky barrier of the Tête de Carbonnière, Mont Lion and Les Conchas.

It is easy to reach by an undergrowth trail the panoramic ridge line that connects Gros Caïre to Mont Viroulet, separating the Valdeblore and the Tinée. This is an ideal hike from the village, the forest atmosphere guaranteeing a relative freshness…

This shaded course under the fir trees and spruces of the "Black Wood" is essential on days of strong heat. You will discover the various riches of the forest, from the flowerbeds of wild strawberries in July to the raspberry bushes in August.…

The view will very quickly help you to forget the hard work. When the Mistral wind is blowing, it is possible to see more than 20 villages in the hinterland of Nice, as well as the sea!

This stone has excited the imagination of all visitors and is still today one of the most visited natural curiosities of Saint-Vallier. This is a stone 2.5 m to 3.5 m long, resting on a pillar 3 m high. It is in fact the result of a natural…

This pleasant walk along the Paradise Path will offer you the chance to visit the hilltop village of Gourdon, the Loup valley and the village of Bar-sur-Loup.

From the way Baou, about 1500 m from the village, leave the main road and turn left, a small path that winds up to the ridge line: arriving on the set, turn left to reach the top of Baou where one can enjoy breathtaking spectacle of Nice and…

On the way Baou Baou 100 meters after the bifurcation Saint-Jeannet, take the right path that leads to the top of Baou of Gaude; you can discover the big oak tree, several hundred years old and with a circumference of 6.7 m, an old barn and…

It is an ancient walled barn, situated on a rocky outcrop overlooking the gorges of the Cagne. From the village, take the route of Baou Saint-Jeannet. Arriving on set, go straight instead of turning left towards the summit. Cross to the west…

Easy hike (3-hour round trip). At the top you can enjoy a view of the whole coastline and the town of Vence, which you will discover.

Walk along the Siagne departing from the plateau overlooking the river next to the village of Callian. Relatively steep, but a long descent then a route along the river between the Tuves and Rey bridges. Climb up a relatively gentle slope.

Itinerary from the Siagne valley to Tignet.