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The Regagnas mountain range

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The Regagnas range lies to the north of Auriol and east of Saint-Zacharie, between the Sainte Baume and Sainte Victoire massifs.

the regagnas range

Regagnas is the western terminus of Mont Aurélien (see photo), located in the Var department. It reaches an altitude of 815 m at its highest point.

This mountain range is of great ecological interest, particularly for its rock biotopes, which are home to nesting birds of prey.

The Pas de la Couelle (531 m), the summit of the D12 between Saint-Zacharie and Trets, is used by many cyclists in the region.

The Regagnas mountain range is accessible fromAuriol, Belcodène, La Bouilladisse and Saint-Zacharie,

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.

Access to the mountains

Fire prevention

From 1 June to 30 September, access to forest areas is regulated by prefectoral decree and may also be regulated by municipal decree.
Make sure you are well informed during this period before visiting natural areas.

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