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Fleurs sauvages du massif de l’Étoile, symbole de la nature provençale.
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at the summit of Mont Aurélien
in total, spread across two departments
access subject to regulations
7 municipalities in the area are situated in the shadow of this mountain range

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Criss-crossed by a network of roads, tracks and forest paths, the Regagnas massif invites you to explore its varied landscapes, ranging from forests and ridges to 360-degree viewpoints. Each route offers the chance to explore a still unspoilt mountain range, where nature takes centre stage.
The Regagnas mountain and its massif are perfect for hiking along their many trails. The routes allow you to enjoy the tranquillity of the forest and discover the rural heritage before reaching the magnificent viewpoints overlooking Sainte-Victoire, Sainte-Baume and the Arc Valley.
With its forest tracks, trails and varied terrain, the Regagnas is a popular destination for mountain bikers. Renowned for its challenging routes, the massif also offers the chance to discover its natural landscapes along the way.
The roads of the Regagnas massif wind through typical Provençal landscapes, passing through villages, vineyards and forests. The terrain alternates between climbs, descents and flatter sections, offering wonderful rides for cyclists seeking nature and panoramic views.
From 1 June to 30 September, access to woodland areas is regulated by a prefectural order and may also be regulated by a local council order.
Please make sure you check the latest information during this period before visiting natural areas.

Randonnee Garlaban Al Oti Pays D Aubagne 39
The Regagnas is a land of contrasts. Its wooded hills alternate with limestone cliffs, scrubland and small cultivated plains. To the north, vineyards, olive groves, orchards and a few fields of lavender reflect the agricultural character of the Provençal region, whilst pine forests cover the rest of the massif. This mosaic of landscapes makes it a true haven of biodiversity. As the seasons change, the colours shift from the deep green of the pine forests to the silvery hues of the limestone cliffs and the warm tones of spring flowers.
From its ridges, the views stretch towards Sainte-Victoire, the upper Arc valley, the Aix region, the Arbois massif and, on a clear day, as far as the Étang de Berre. To the south, the panoramic views open out onto the Huveaune valley, with the imposing silhouette of Sainte-Baume as a backdrop. Not to mention the highest point: Mont Aurélien, which offers one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the massif.

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Get there by public transport, by bike or on foot.
Stay on the marked paths.
Respect the local flora and fauna: do not pick flowers or plants.
Respect the peace and quiet of residents and local people.
Do not pollute springs or wells.
Do not throw stones.
Do not litter with paper or rubbish; please collect your rubbish carefully.
Keep your dog on a lead.
No smoking, no open fires.

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After a day in the great outdoors, it’s time to refuel! Whether you’re looking for traditional restaurants, cosy eateries or a hidden gem, there’s something for everyone to enjoy a delicious meal of local specialities in one of the villages nestled around the Regagnas massif.
Whether you’re staying for a night, a weekend or a longer break, there are plenty of places to stay around the massif. It’s the perfect way to enjoy a lovely time, surrounded by the landscapes of Provence.

28 Pavillon Rituel Bien Etre @les Bains De Saint Clair 14