Cycle route from Grimaud to Port Grimaud

From the hinterland to the sea, leave the medieval village of Grimaud, to discover the countryside and heritage of the town, to the lakeside city of Port Grimaud. A bucolic walk, to do on foot or by bike!

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From the hinterland to the sea, set off from the medieval village of Grimaud, to explore the countryside and the heritage of the town, to the lakeside town of Port Grimaud. A bucolic walk, to be done on foot or by bike!

Description of the route:
From the tourist office, go down the National road for 200 m. On leaving the village, turn left onto Chemin du Pré Saint-Michel.
Go down to the footbridge, cross the Guard and turn right. Continue straight on by taking the Chemin du Pré Saint-Michel for 1km.
Cross the departmental road (watch out for traffic) to reach Chemin Bagatin opposite. At the end of this path, turn left in the direction of the Blaquières school which is located 200m away (this toponym indicating a white oak wood) and take the Aïgo Puto quarry (meaning stagnant water, in relationship with ancient swamps).
Arrival at the hamlet of Saint-Pons les Mûres, cross it. This hamlet and more particularly its chapel (now disappeared) are already mentioned in the 11th century. At its exit, cross the Departmental road. Take the cycle path on the right for 500m. This route follows the old track of the coastal train which made the connection between Saint-Raphaël and Toulon.
When you get to the Port Grimaud roundabout, leave the track and take Avenue de la Mer until you reach the entrance to Port Grimaud.