Coastal areas
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This is La Napoule's " Holy Mountain "
Sort of advanced sentinel of the Estérel on the sea and the plains of Siagne and of Argentière. In overhang above the village of Napoule.
Information on San Peyre:
- Height: 131 m with a viewpoint indicator in its summit
- Type: local Forest Park
- Vegetation: typical of the forest and the local scrubland
- Council of access:
- Entered local Park, in the top of the boulevard of Ginesta
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Car park of the cemetery in the Boulevard of the Good Well in 100m
Good to know:
San Peyre was called " The crowned mountain" by a certain Guy de MAUPASSANT during his frequent visits at the end of the 19éme century. He met a hermit removed on the mountain there the history of which he wished to tell. |
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For the nature lovers:
- The Botanical Path of San Peyre
- Regularly visited and maintained by the General Council
- Natural flora of Estérel
- Sweet sloping 3, 400 km, in the discovery of plants, trees and shrubs labelled in the middle of the antique forest of oaks, the forest of mimosas or the scrubland.
Click here to see the sight in 360 ° down from San Peyre:
Click here to download a type of possible ride in San Peyre:
You will find all our guides, index cards of routes and the map of the Massif in our receptions.
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The path of the coast
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This path drawn in the seaside will lead you " from a castle to the other one "
Information Routes:
Departure at feet of the castle of Napoule, quoted Port Napoule
Arrived at the Port of Rague
On the path:
We can see the Castle of Napoule and the Castle Agecroft there, two romantic constructions dating the beginning of twentieth century, being a part of " architectural madnesses ", characteristics left with Napoule by Beautiful Period.
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Good to know:
The Tourist Information Office organizes a walk to comment along this path every on Thursday morning on all year
In season the walk and to organize 3 times by weeks and can be associated with the visit of the castle and / or the offshore walk «the golden ledge»
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You will find all our guides, index cards of routes and the map of the Massif in our receptions.
Tél. : 04 92 97 99 27 - Fax : 04 93 93 64 66
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