You will cross Marseille’s southern districts on a walk that moves from leafy parkland down to sea-side villages. The route takes you through Parc Pastré, a natural area spread over several hectares where Aleppo pines, oaks, laurels, thyme and a variety of juniper grow alongside the Marseille canal. Along the way you will climb through the park to the goat neck at the top of the cross. The ascent is not very difficult, though you may need to use your hands in places. At the summit you will have time for a picnic and to enjoy a wide panorama — one of the best views over Marseille, the Phocaean city.
The return descent passes through a section described as flaws, where some exposed passages at first will demand your full vigilance. After a few minutes the path opens into caves and the vegetation begins to change. You will approach Callelongue from above, which makes for a striking perspective, and then continue on foot to Les Goudes to relax by the coast. Along the route you will see varied natural features and coastal outlooks as the landscape shifts from wooded park to rocky shore.
Why Visit
- Pastré Park with Aleppo pines, oaks, laurels and Marseille canal views
- Goat neck summit picnic spot offering one of Marseille's best panoramas
- Exposed rocky passages and short hand-assisted climbs requiring full vigilance
- Hidden coastal caves and changing vegetation on the descent toward Callelongue
- Callelongue and the Goudes endpoint with relaxed seaside walking and rest
What's included
- Snacks
What's Not Included
- Private transportation
Accessibility
- Public transit links nearby
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Additional information
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
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