Garlaban Oti Pays D Aubagne 4
Destination nature
The region's mountain ranges
The Pays d’Aubagne et de l’Étoile is characterised by the diversity of its mountain ranges, with limestone reliefs, Mediterranean forests and open views over Provence. Each has its own identity, unique landscapes and different uses, offering a wide variety of environments and outdoor activities, from contemplative walkers to hardened sportsmen and women.
A well-known outdoor spot in Provence
The Pays d’Aubagne is an exceptional playground in Provence, thanks to the diversity of its terrain and the quality of its facilities. The different massifs offer a magnificent backdrop that’s perfect for families and all ages! With some of the best sunshine in France, mild temperatures even in winter, and circuits for all levels, our region is a real open-air playground!
Thanks to its relief and favourable aerological conditions, the Pays d’Aubagne is also a popular spot for paragliding. From the heights of the massifs…
Our sports routes
Forests, parks and natural areas
Communal forests and nature parks
Pays d’Aubagne is home to a large number of local forests and parks, providing areas for relaxing, walking and discovering nature, ideal for families and sports enthusiasts alike. These protected areas play an active role in the region’s quality of life and tourist appeal.
The Font de Mai estate, gateway to Garlaban
Situated at the foot of the Garlaban mountains, the Font de Mai estate is an emblematic part of the local natural heritage. The gateway to Marcel Pagnol’s hiking trails, it takes you right into the heart of the landscapes that inspired the writer, between bastides, hills and garrigue.
Balade Nature Foret Sainte Baume Source Des Nayes Oti Aubagne
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Nature activities
with the Tourist OfficeTo discover Aubagne’s natural heritage in a different way, the Tourist Office is offering a selection ofsupervised activities accessible to all.
Guided mountain bike outings, guided hikes in the footsteps of Marcel Pagnol or in the heart of the mountain ranges, these experiences give you a better understanding of the landscapes, fauna, flora and history of the area, while at the same time taking part in a sporting activity.
the local landscapes, fauna, flora and history, while enjoying an outdoor activity.
Events calendar
Guide to good practice
Access to the site by public transport, bicycle or on foot.
Keep to the marked paths.
Respect flora and fauna: do not pick flowers and plants.
Respect the peace and quiet of residents and neighbours.
Do not contaminate springs or wells.
Do not throw stones.
Do not throw away paper or rubbish, but collect your rubbish carefully.
Keep your dog on a lead.
Do not smoke or light fires.
