A walk between a shaded valley and the sunny plateau, to listen and discover the birds of the Alpilles.
« The forest is a heritage, mixed with history and architecture. It is also useful, playing the role of lungs, where villagers cross each other at the corner of a path, the difference can no longer be told amidst the boundary between construction and nature. True playground for naturalists as for residents, it is above all, a familiar forest, to which each generation of the residents of the Alpilles has gotten attached to deeply. » Jonathan Baudel, Assignment Manager responsible for the sustainable management of the forest at the Alpilles RNP.
Easy
Easy
- TipsThe Cloisterof Saint Paul and the Glanum site are paid sites.
Come rather early in the morning (7.00 / 7am) or late afternoon (18.00 / 6pm) to enjoy the tranquillity of the area and to see and hear the birds sing.
Bring a pair of binoculars.
Bivouacs and dogs (even on leash) are prohibited in the prefectural decree of the biotope protection.
Accepted customers
Accepted customers
- Level bue - Medium