I     The hills around La Celle II    The "Barre de Cuers" and the "Massif de la Sainte Baume" III   The coast and the islands (click for more information and pictures of the one-day hikes on the area of your choice)

	This vast hiking area is known for its varied forested hills with conspicuous rockformations , ridges with beautiful views.The "montagne de la Loube" (830m.), the "Roc de Candelon" (647m.) and the "Barre de St.Quinis" (636m.) are some of the preferred hiking destinations mentionned in the proposed one-day hikes.
II The "Barre de Cuers" and the "Massif de la Sainte Baume":
	The "Barre de Cuers" is a limestone ridge (750m.), steep on the south-side and gently sloping on the north-side with beautiful views on both sides; the "Massif de la Sainte Baume" has impressive rock formations (highest point 1.147m.), lime plateaux with panoramic views and a very special and varied forest situated below the scarp of its northflank in which the legendary sanctuary of Marie Madeleine is situated.

This hiking area lies between Toulon and St.Tropez, around the Gulf of Hyères. In the south, the islands, also called "the Golden Islands", because of their beauty, hiking possibilities and silence (no traffic). Along the coast-line you walk along many bays with their small white beaches and rocky islands. The steep south- and westcoasts of the "Presqu'île" (peninsula) of Giens also offer an unforgettable hiking experience.

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