Discovering a remarkable wetland on the banks of Calavon - Coulon.
& Laquo; I love this amazing intrusion into the meanders of Calavon-Coulon, a river that was once dried out by man and now revived. Between alluvial forests and pebble benches, it's possible to come across some of the 80 species of birds registered, such as the Common Kingfisher, the Golden Oriole, the Grey Heron... You will also glimpse the tangible evidence of the presence of the craftsman of the area and Europe's largest rodent: the Beaver& Raquo;. Jerome Brichard, River Technician at the Luberon RNP.
Very easy
Very easy
- TipsBe careful on both road sections; continuing on the left side of the road (in the direction of travel), facing the vehicles, may be preferable. Be careful also on the long-distance cycling route: Lots of bikes may surprise you from behind.
Do not move too close to the edges of the banks because of the risk of subsidence. Remain discreet to enjoy birdwatching.
Be careful if you are travelling with a stroller; paths on the first part of the route are rocky!
Accepted customers
Accepted customers
- Level green – easy