Accessible from the village of Estoublon, about thirty kilometers south of Digne-les-Bains, the Trévans Gorges offer nature lovers hikes of varying levels. In summer, the coolness of the river invites you to take a dip.
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Accessible from the village of Estoublon, about thirty kilometers south of Digne-les-Bains, the Trévans Gorges offer nature lovers several hikes of varying difficulty. In summer, the coolness of the river even invites you to take a dip.
The “Estoublaïsse” torrent has carved out a tight canyon 200 metres high in the Jurassic limestone, in an area with a biodiversity that is still remarkable today.
In the Trévans Gorges, you can find around forty species of birds and bats, as well as chamois.
The flora is also diverse, thanks to the location between the Mediterranean and pre-Alpine climates. This is why the Trévans Gorges are classified as a biological reserve, a Sensitive Natural Area and a Natura 2000 zone.
The name of the gorges, small neighbours of the Verdon gorges, comes from the ancient village of Trévans, attached to the village of Estoublon since 1973. Many vestiges await you along these paths, such as the hamlet of Valbonnette or even the old, medieval, religious building of Saint André du Désert.
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Free access.