There are many information panels along this circular walk which explain the main characteristics of the
wildlife, flora, and heritage sites.
wildlife, flora, and heritage sites.
Take the path which leads from the windmill down the stairs to the Fouantouna covered spring which was discovered in the 16th century. Continue down to the La Garde river and walk along the banks to the bridge named Pont des Fées. This bridge was used during the 16th and 17th centuries to carry a drinking water pipe across the stream to the village.
Continue along La Garde river, ignoring the two climbing stony trails. When you reach the oak wood and a wooden gate, the path continues through the undergrowth to the trail.
Continue up to the Saint Roche windmill This windmill has been restored and is open to visitors. Consult the Tourist Information Office for more information. From there, go back to the starting point.
Continue along La Garde river, ignoring the two climbing stony trails. When you reach the oak wood and a wooden gate, the path continues through the undergrowth to the trail.
Continue up to the Saint Roche windmill This windmill has been restored and is open to visitors. Consult the Tourist Information Office for more information. From there, go back to the starting point.
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All year round.