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Chemin de Nietzsche and Chemin Savaric

Chemin de Nietzsche and Chemin Savaric

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France > Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur > Alpes-Maritimes

Great trail

Length

7km

Duration

4h

Elev gain

635m


Magnificent steep path winding between rocks and beautiful vegetation. It passes near the village of Eze and its botanical garden, before offering a magnificent view from Mont Bastide.

The philosopher Nietzsche liked to walk there, giving his name to the path.


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Map and elevation

Elevation

7.0km 13m

Uphill

635m

Highest point

569m

Downhill

635m

Lowest point

13m

Route type

Loop

Offline

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Getting there

Parking by the side of the road at the start of the hike.

Near Eze train station (TER).

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About this trail

Dogs

Authorised on a leash


Equipment

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Season

All year

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4 ratings


Jolie balade qui a l’avantage d’être accessible en train. Dès la sortie de la gare, le sentier grimpe dur jusqu’à Eze. Le village mérite un petit détour qui n’est pas inclut dans l’itinéraire - le plaisir de se perdre dans ses ruelles médiévales, de profiter des nombreux restos, ou de découvrir le célèbre jardin botanique.

Après le village, le sentier continue de grimper jusqu’au mont Bastide, ce qui offre probablement les plus jolies vues sur Eze, mais aussi sur Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat d’un côté, et sur le Mercantour de l’autre.