Accompanied by Laura, a hiking guide, explore the less-frequented paths of the northern, southern, and eastern faces of the mythical mountain. We will climb towards places steeped in history such as the oppidum of Untinos, the Cézanne refuge, the hermitage of Saint-Ser, and the ruins of the Trou.

These hikes reveal an intimate and authentic Sainte-Victoire. Between tales of local heritage, reading the landscape, and discovering Mediterranean flora, each outing unveils a new face of this legendary mountain. Several breaks punctuate our route, an opportunity to catch your breath, learn more about the history of the places, and admire the sublime surrounding landscapes.

Ready to experience the Sainte-Victoire adventure differently? Join us!

Attention! The outing takes place on rugged terrain on small, rocky mountain paths, sometimes slippery, requiring the use of walking sticks for people with knee problems. It is accessible to people in good physical condition and to children provided they are used to walking on hiking trails.

If you have any doubt about your ability to do this hike, do not hesitate to contact us before any reservation: resaix@aixenprovencetourism.com

Not suitable for wheelchair users.
Handi-welcoming company: open to the public with specific needs upon proof. Please contact the organizer to check the accessibility of the walk.

PRACTICAL INFO:

Walking tour of 3h30 to 4h, depending on walking level and group size.
Medium level hike. Elevation gain: +/- 400 m.
The meeting point will be communicated after reservation. Need information? Contact us: resaix@aixenprovencetourism.com
The starting point of the hike is outside the city of Aix-en-Provence and no shuttle is provided.
You can reach the meeting point by public transport from the city center of Aix (bus 110 or 140).
Bring hiking shoes, snack, sunscreen, hat in summer, warm clothes in winter, possibly walking sticks, and 1.5 to 2 L of water in summer.
Languages: French, English, and Spanish.
Participants must be able to walk for at least 3 hours.
Appropriate hiking or trail shoes are mandatory. Anyone with unsuitable shoes may be refused access to the hike.
Once the reservation is made, the hiking guide will contact you to plan your outing (difficulty level, starting point).

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