This short hike will take you to the ruined village of Lagremuse, which had 72 inhabitants in 1851. Perched on its rock, Lagremuse offers a beautiful panoramic view of the Bléone valley, with large olive trees still bearing witness to its agricultural past
The old village of Lagremuse, now in ruins, has been attached to the commune of Chaffaut-Saint-Jurson since 1887. Remarkably located on a rocky eminence, composed of a conglomerate called puddingstones of Valensole, overlooking the Val de Bléone, it offers a beautiful semi-circular panorama of the Digne Pre-Alps. Lagremuse is also the name given to the small gray wall lizard that is particularly fond of rocky crevices in which it finds refuge.
Accepted customers
Accepted customers
- Level green – easy
Environment
Environment
- Overview on river
- Mountain view
- Panoramic view
- In the country