Starting from Cabrières-d'Avignon, this 6 km loop takes you between historical heritage and forest landscapes. The trail begins in the majestic cedar forest, planted in the 19th century, where Atlas cedars provide gentle shade and a peaceful atmosphere. In autumn, the golden light filtering through the branches gives the forest a magical charm.

The route continues towards the Plague Wall, an impressive dry-stone structure built in 1721 to protect the Comtat Venaissin from the epidemic that came from Marseille. Walking along it, you'll discover watch posts, shelters and enclosures recalling a significant agricultural and sanitary past. Between fragrant garrigue, dense forests and dry-stone heritage, this easy hike combines nature and history for an immersive experience in the soul of the Luberon.

This nearly 5 km loop offers a journey between town and nature, starting from the SNCF train station and the historic center of Cavaillon, leading up to Saint-Jacques Hill, listed as a UNESCO Geosite. The route alternates between Belle Époque façades, a Roman arch, a chapel and narrow streets, before giving way to limestone trails lined with Mediterranean garrigue.

The ascent leads to the Saint-Jacques Chapel and its emblematic large cross. At the top, a magnificent panorama of the Alpilles, the Petit Luberon and the Durance Valley rewards the effort.

Short and easy, this loop of nearly 3 km starting from the town hall square of Les Beaumettes offers a bucolic immersion in the heart of the garrigue and the pine forest. The trail, dotted with educational markers, gradually reveals the richness of the local natural and geological heritage.

Between dry-stone walls, surprising Miocene rock formations and Mediterranean vegetation, every step brings a new discovery. Children will enjoy spotting butterflies, including the rare Spanish Festoon, or searching for giant orchids in spring. In autumn, the walk takes on a special atmosphere: the pine trees release their resinous scent while the golden light filters through the branches. An ideal setting for an outdoor family outing.

An easy 4 km loop starting from the Garrigue car park in Mérindol, with the first section adapted and accessible for people with disabilities. The trail crosses fragrant garrigue, panoramic ridges and cultivated valleys before reaching a belvedere overlooking the Durance, a true ecological corridor and hunting ground for many birds of prey.

The route then leads to a bird observatory overlooking the Mallemort lake, where in autumn you can observe wintering birds alongside local species. The Durance, acting as the common thread of the itinerary, adds to the charm of this hike accessible to all.

Starting from the rest area on the road to Murs in Gordes, this easy 4 km hike takes you into the wild world of the Véroncle Gorges. The trail begins along a balcony path with spectacular views of the limestone cliffs, before descending into the canyon. Here, unspoilt nature blends with rural heritage: dry-stone walls, terraces, former crops and cliffside flora clinging to the rock faces.

The highlight of the walk is the Jean-de-Marre Mill, built in the 16th century, which tells the story of the ingenuity of millers who harnessed the power of water. Its remains, together with a nearby tufa waterfall, give the site a timeless atmosphere. In autumn, the golden light enhances the cliffs and ruins, further reinforcing the unique charm of this short escape in the Luberon.

This easy loop of nearly 6 km offers a sensory immersion in the heart of the Petit Luberon starting from Lauris. From the Recaute Valley, the trail winds through garrigue and pine forests, dotted with thyme, rosemary and rockrose, before reaching the Sautadou Combe. Along the way, you'll come across a small dry-stone borie as well as caves and shelters carved by erosion.

Throughout the hike, the panoramas unfold: views over the Durance Valley, sheer cliffs and ridges home to remarkable wildlife. With a bit of luck, you may spot birds of prey, ravens or even the emblematic Bonelli's eagle. In autumn, the warm colors of the garrigue and the golden light on the cliffs make the experience even more striking.