Mont Gaussier

Mont Gaussier is a must-see in the Alpilles, offering a 360° panoramic view of the massif and surrounding villages. Surrounded by rock, hills and pine forest.

The local flora immerses you in an enchanting olfactory experience, those emblematic notes so famous the world over: herbes de Provence.
Nicknamed ‘The three-headed rock’, it inspired the illustrious painter Vincent Van Gogh to paint several of his works, including "Wheatfields in a mountainous landscape" and “Les Alpilles aux oliviers”.

Its position on the heights of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence will appeal to hikers, as well as climbing enthusiasts, with views over the Glanum archaeological site. A place where nature and serenity meet for a moment suspended in time. This natural site is a perfect refuge for birds such as Bonelli's eagle and the Grand-Duc owl.

Access to Mont Gaussier is subject to summer restrictions due to the risk of fire,
Always check whether access is permitted or not.