Cabrieres-D'avignon, Fontaine-De-Vaucluse, Lagnes
MTB no.41 - Soldier's head
41
Route
Loop
Difficulty
Easy
Duration
1h30
Distance
15.86km
Positive elevation
0 meters
Negative elevation
0 meters
Altitude
Min. 0 meters
Max. 0 meters
- circuit
- variante
- voie verte
- liaison
Departure / Arrival
Mairie - Lagnes / Mairie - Lagnes
Parking
Mairie - Lagnes
Elevation
GPX track
The tourist service at Lagnes :
A short but beautiful tour, typical of the Monts-de-Vaucluse, with its winding, rocky, and playful paths, a heritage built from everlasting dry stone, and then the scrubland, a forest of fragrant pines and cedar trees…
"As a bonus, cross the two beautiful villages of Lagnes and Cabrières d'Avignon, both with an exceptional heritage, and then move to the beautiful remains of the Mur de la Peste, a barrier built to ward of the Provençal plague from 1721 to 1723.
Attention: Control your downhill speed; you’re not the only one on these trails!"
Attention: Control your downhill speed; you’re not the only one on these trails!"
Accéder à l'itinéraire
public transport
recommended
parking(s)
In front of the Town Hall - Lagnes
To be noted
Check your equipment before departure
The day before your trip, check access to the massif in case of fire risk
T. +33)4.28.31.77.11
In case of fire, call 18 or 112
If you notice a problem on one of the Provence cycling routes report it with the Suricate app!: sentinelles.sportsdenature.fr
Access to the massifs
Respect the regulations preserving protected natural areas – find out about restrictions to accessing the massifs during fire risk periods, from 15 June to 15 September.
Before heading out, check the website
Respect the regulations preserving protected natural areas – find out about restrictions to accessing the massifs during fire risk periods, from 15 June to 15 September.
Before heading out, check the website
In short
Small typical route of the Monts-de-Vaucluse. Highlights of the course:- Its winding, rocky and playful paths
- Beautiful dry-stone heritage
- Landscape dotted with pine and cedar forests
Contact
Parc naturel régional du LuberonE-Mail : accueil@parcduluberon.fr
Website : https://www.parcduluberon.fr/
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/groups/931761307346545