
- Easy
- 9.1 km
- 2 h 45
Huveaune springs loop
From the village to the travertine pools where the Huveaune rises, along a stretch of the chemin des Roys. A family loop of 9 km in the heart of the Sainte-Baume biological reserve.

The guide to the village and the Sainte-Baume massif
Springs, forests, chapels and hilltop villages: an independent guide to exploring the village and the massif on foot, at your own pace.

From the village to the travertine pools where the Huveaune rises, along a stretch of the chemin des Roys. A family loop of 9 km in the heart of the Sainte-Baume biological reserve.

A sporty 10 km loop from Plan-d'Aups to the highest point of the Bouches-du-Rhône, at 1,042 m, by the col de Bertagne and the ridge, returning through the Betton valley.

A 17.5 km day walk on the north slope of the Sainte-Baume, between the banks of the Huveaune, the Taurelle, the Peyruis sheepfold and the views over the Nans plain.

Before moving down to the plain, Nans was a fortified village perched above today's town. Its ramparts and the remains of its 12th-century castle can still be read in the scrubland.

At the northern foot of the Sainte-Baume, the Huveaune comes out of the ground in the Castelette valley and builds, over its first metres, a string of clear travertine basins. A site in a biological reserve, as fragile as it is beautiful.

In Mazaugues, on the eastern side of the massif, the Pivaut ice house is a sandstone tower 23 metres high that could store 3,100 cubic metres of ice. Built in 1880, restored and open to visitors, it tells the story of a forgotten industry.
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Sep
The flea market organised by the Comité des fêtes, on Saturday 26 September 2026 from 9 am to 5 pm in the village.
Where to stay · Where to eat
Gîtes, B&Bs, the campsite and the village tables.